The Almond Tree

Michelle Cohen Corasanti

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Welcome to Ask the Author.

I’m Michelle Cohen Corasanti, the author of The Almond Tree, and this area is an opportunity for readers to ask me questions and have a discussion about the book.

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‘Writing’, what is the importance of this word in your life?
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Did you at any point feel that it could be a risk for debutante to go with a controversial historical tale?
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It is somehow related to your own life, your seven years in Israel?
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How’s the response from the readers?
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Tell us something about your first book ‘THE ALMOND TREE’
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How do you think your education and your experience in Israel helped shape up this book? Do you think that this book would have born anyway without either one or both of them?
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One message to the bookworms who are yet to pick up your book?
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Are you going to tell us more stories?
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All writers are readers first. Who are your favourite authors and how do you think their works have influenced your own writing?
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Did the response from the readers match your expectations from the book?
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From the conception of an idea to marketing a book, it is a long process. Which part did you enjoy the most and what was the most difficult phase for you?
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While reading about a twelve year old boy and seeing his world through his innocent eyes I felt somewhat conflicted. I was sad, angry yet hopeful. What was it like for you to write about Young Ahmed?
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Tell us more about Ahmed and Nora…
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Do any of your characters share your personal quirks?
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What would you say the true essence of your book is?
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There are several numerical and scientific details in the book. I was wondering, being a Masters in Arts, how did you manage it so well?
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The story of your book is so real, poignant, and a kind of eye-opener. How did you come up with this idea?
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What’s your idea about blogging?
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Your favourite book – Author – Genre?
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Writing a book is a huge task but getting a suitable publisher is the toughest nut to crack. What’s your take?
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