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Budding British teenage author the 'new J.K. Rowling'?
"I think all writers are describing parallel worlds in a way because writing is often about how to find a new way of seeing things."
The greatest challenge for her to find "the most honest way" of putting ideas into words. "That is what is at the heart of writing for me."
Banner, who will start at university in her home town of Cambridge in September, says she hopes to continue writing, but thinks that her fourth book will be "quite different."
"She is a remarkable talent and definitely a writer to watch," said Lauren Buckland of Random House Children's Books.
"She has created a brilliant book...with a real sense of adventure which leaves the reader wanting to know more. She may even take on JK Rowling," said Buckland.
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"I think all writers are describing parallel worlds in a way because writing is often about how to find a new way of seeing things."
The greatest challenge for her to find "the most honest way" of putting ideas into words. "That is what is at the heart of writing for me."
Banner, who will start at university in her home town of Cambridge in September, says she hopes to continue writing, but thinks that her fourth book will be "quite different."
"She is a remarkable talent and definitely a writer to watch," said Lauren Buckland of Random House Children's Books.
"She has created a brilliant book...with a real sense of adventure which leaves the reader wanting to know more. She may even take on JK Rowling," said Buckland.
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