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She went to the University of Florida.

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The climax of the tale of despereaux is when Despereaux saves the princess from being killed by Roscuro. But then Despereaux threatens to kill Roscuro using his needle but then doesn't because Pea promises to make everybody live.

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You can be an author if you truly want to, and you set your mind to it. First, you must love to write, or you have a pressing topic to inform people about. After you have written your piece of text, you would find a publisher. To do this, you could look online, or try to find someone local. To make all of this easier, you would hire an agent. With an agent, they know all of the best publishers, and what the publishing company would publish. They would also send in your story for you. If you send in a story that you would like to be published into a publishing company by yourself without an agent, it would sit in something called a 'slush pile'. Your work would sit in the 'slush pile' for about a year before anyone pays any attention to it. If you have an agent send it in for you, the company would read it right away. Lastly, be prepared to get a 'no'. Handle it maturely, and continue trying. If you feel the story just isn't good enough, try and rewrite it a few times. See what happens, and hopefully you'll get what you want.

To become an author, you don't need special schooling. You just need to understand the language and how to write using proper grammar and spelling. You need to understand how to tell a good story and how to make other people interested in it. All of these things can be learned by practice and by reading -- you don't need a college degree! Here are some good links to help you learn how to write.

To be an author, all you have to do is write. Writing well, using correct words and grammar are a big help. To be a published author, you have to find someone to publish what you wrote. The hardest part is finding someone that will publish your work the first time. After that point, it is a bit easier, though not a gaurentee. Starting with smaller markets, such as newspapers or magazines will improve your chances of getting published in a professional manner, as well as gaining experience. You can always self publish using the internet and/or any number of vanity press places that will publish for you, at a cost, of course.

also keeping a journal will help spark ideas

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She didnt go to a middle school

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this site has too many adds!

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no she is a single mom that is an aunt to three kids

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Yes! Kate DiCamillo is still alive today. Alive, yes. But doing well . . . sort of. Old age, indeed. Read all of her books before she passes away! Wonderful, rich writing. But don't try to write a letter to her, because she's been known to never respond.

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the tale of despereaux was published on 2009 no 2003

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In the Tale of Despereaux, there are 52 chapters, 219 pages, and it takes approx. 3.5 hours by audio book.

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About 17

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No Kate DiCamillo is not married, she bases her life on writing books

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I guess you could say the king and queen of the castle, or the vegetable guy and the chef

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she was interested in authors to become an author

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The University of Florida

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Kate DiCamillo has an older brother named Curt DiCamillo. He is a reputable architectural historian.

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Kate dicamillo loves to read children books out loud and to-herself. she loves to play with her dog winn-dixie.from a 11 year old girl studying her named hope.

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