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Rainbow Rowell Research Paper

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Most of successful writers, start working as columnists in one of the millions of newspapers, this was the case of a famous writer, responsible of the writing of best sellers. The 24th of February, 1973, in Nebraska, United States, an author of young adult and adult contemporary novels called Rainbow Rowell was born.
There’s not much known about Rainbow’s personal Information like her elementary shool, high school, or college. The only thing known is that she writes books, and it all started as a hobby she used to have when she worked at the Omaha World-Herald from 1995 to 2012.
One year before leaving her job as a columnist and ad copywriter, she published her debut adult novel called Attachments. It had a good reception and was considered

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