Dear Veronica Roth,
I am
currently reading your famous book Divergent. I love this book; you have captured
my emotions while I was reading many times. I love the description you use and
the way you describe the characters emotion. Now to the good stuff, throughout
my reading of your book I have thought of many questions in which I really want
to ask you.
One of my first questions would be
where and how did you get started in your career? I have wondered this because I
know that most authors have a background story on how they start writing and
what inspires them, and these stories always interest me. I was also wondering because
I know you are a very young author, did you start writing and all of a sudden
your book was a big hit? I think of this because some authors either work very
hard and become famous once they are almost ready to retire, I also know some
authors can never achieve the fame that you have achieved. So what I was
wondering was how fast did your fame come, and how did it feel to be this famous
so early in your career? This interests me because you are a very young author
but one of the most famous authors too, how did you do it?
I know
you have probably had this question asked to you many of times. But how in the
world did you come up with this plot line. I love the way you describe the
factions and the way the city people interact with each other. I know some
people would say “It is like Hunger Games! She wasn’t even original!” and I would
definitely disagree. I think this because Hunger Games is more of a wrecked
society, where society can’t thrive. Whereas in Divergent the society is doing
well until they find the divergent. I love your book and will continue to read the
books. Please write back!
Sincerely,
Logan Goldberg
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