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posted by Kirsten Miller at 3:13 PM
Thursday, January 31, 2008
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- Name: Kirsten Miller
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I'm the author of the Kiki Strike book series (plus a few other things) and co-author (with Jason Segel) of the Nightmares! book series. This is my old blog. If you want to know what's happening now, check out kirstenmillerbooks.com!
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8 Comments:
Interesting... the eggs look more blue than green.
that is soooooooooooooooooo cool
i'm doing suessical the musical for our 8th grade play and i'm
the amazing BIRD GIRL#1
i say the most of all the 3 bird girls
YAY
mk
almost done w/story annaka woorking on anthor different plot than any previous stories
There are species of chicken that lay eggs of different colors, like blue and green.
Hey, Ananka, can you promise me that there will never be a Kiki Strike movie? I had an odd dream about a movie based on the book last night and the screenwriter completely ruined the book for me. It was awful. (Not to mention the ninja that was chasing me after I saw the movie, but that probably wouldn't actually happen in reality.)
I swear I saw some place that said green eggs were a common thing...
-M
i've ate a green eeg before
ananymous:i've been in suessical before and its grate. horton the elefhant, on the 16th of may in the jungle of nool ect.
Thats strange.... I live near a farm that sell organic eggs and my mom would always buy those eggs because they taste better then other eggs. When I was making a carrot cake, I was gonna take four eggs out and I saw three eggs that had the same exact colors as those eggs. That was weird, but they tasted good! (and we got them for the average price!! no higher! lol)
i have a chicken farm and all of our chickens lay green-blue eggs. it's just a special breed called ericana.
Hm. My chicken would lay green eggs.
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