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Stirring Up Memories

Do you like using words or pictures to tell your story? Explain. Telling a story can be lots of fun. You can tell stories through pictures or words, or both! Story ideas can come from anywhere. Write about something that happened to you. Or write about something that happened in history. You can also make up a story straight from your imagination! What would you like to write about?

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Authors and Illustrators

Pam Muñoz Ryan

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