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  18. ANDREA CATALINA NENSTHIEL Reply

    Hello Angela,
    My name is Andrea Nensthiel. I am a teacher in Bogota-Colombia and I am studying my specialization in bilingual education. My first assignment is to read your book Make Writing and create a blog about it! I am finding the book fascinating, Thanks for being a dreamer and for your hard work.

    • It’s wonderful to hear from you! Thank you for reading, and let me know if you’d like to talk more. I’m happy to, Andrea. Enjoy!

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