FOUR AND A HALF? FOUR AND A HALF? God, those kids don't know their books! Kiki Strike is a 10 OUT OF 5! And I have a question: I'm rereading the 2nd book in the series, and I was wondering: Is Kaspar an honorary irregular, or can he not be since he is a guy? It just popped up in my head since the irregulars are butt-kicking girls, and the addition of him could kind of throw it off... :3 I love the video by the way- Your'e almost exactly how I expected you, actually!
Yes, Kristen Miller wrote a book about a girl named Annika. So is your first name actually supposed to be pronounced "Kerstin" or "Keerstin" or some other way?
ach! jealous of those kids, they got to meet you! but i think its more of a 450 instead of 4.50, they coulda rated it sooooo much better. but you did really good! but the thing i don't get is why you dont put any pictures of yourself or any information or anything so its like you're the invisible person and then all the sudden you're on national TV......its confusing. now if you'll excuse me, i need to go look up the donner party, cannibalism doesn't seem to have affected their mental health as far as i know, so i need tolook that up. i need to go borrow anankas library sometimes, all the stuff in my library if fictional, useless or random.
My friend and I were so excited to see what Kirsten Miller really looks like, and after viewing the video, our questions were answered...except for one. Do you speak French?
five stars! and not to sound creepy but... you remind me of someone! WHO!!!!! have you ever been to NJ then maybe I have! Any whats it CONGRATS ON THE GOOD JOB!!! PS OMJ (Oh my jelly) you really should of gotten five!
It was really great, but there is one question that I was hoping the children would ask, but they didn't. It's "Do you think that anyone couldhave an adventure like that?"
I didn't exactly mean to discover something, but I would like to know if you think, that teenagers can just stumble upon advetntures if they're inteligent and observant? And if so, were would be the best place to find one.
Besides finding something in my city is nearly imposible, beacous everything was distroyed during the second World War.
HAraah I ALL most missed u on the 2day show yesterday but I tirnedit on just in time.
ReplyDeleteYAYAYAYAY
You're pretty! In a non-creeperish way.
ReplyDeleteFour and a half?? Ms. Miller, we all think you're a FIVE. Awesome book club, you looked so calm!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!!!!!
YOU SHOULD HAVE 5 STARS!
ReplyDeletePeace.
I'd give it 5 stars, and this is coming from a person who first read it about 4 years ago ^.^
ReplyDeleteYou did a fabulous job!! Congrats!!
ReplyDeleteYeah I agree. Five stars all the way!
ReplyDeleteYou rock, Kiki! (It took me a while to figure out how Kiki was short for Kirsten. ;p)
ReplyDelete4 and a half?! Tsk tsk tsk. We all know Kiki Strike is a five.
Darn! I missed it! Thanks for posting it online!!!! So 5 stars!
ReplyDeleteDEFINITELY A 5 STAR BOOK!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletehaha
was it only me, or did the kids look kinda young??
He pronounced ananka's name wrong at the beginning
ReplyDelete4.5 isn't enough! It deserves infinity stars!!
ReplyDeleteAh, I'm jealous >.<
ReplyDelete(4 1/2 stars! An outrage!)
5 STARS ALL THE WAY! 4.5 just isn't enough. *huffs*
ReplyDeleteKiki strike deserves a five! Great show Kirsten
ReplyDelete4 and a half? HAH! i did a book talk on kiki strike (book report)andmy teacher asked me to rate it 1-10 (10 being highest) and i gave it a 20! :)
ReplyDelete*SQUEE!!* *SQUEE!!* X3
ReplyDeleteCongradulations!!! You did awesome but I agree, you deserve a 5!
ReplyDeletehaha I was wondering where you got the "how to" facts...
FOUR AND A HALF? FOUR AND A HALF? God, those kids don't know their books! Kiki Strike is a 10 OUT OF 5!
ReplyDeleteAnd I have a question: I'm rereading the 2nd book in the series, and I was wondering: Is Kaspar an honorary irregular, or can he not be since he is a guy? It just popped up in my head since the irregulars are butt-kicking girls, and the addition of him could kind of throw it off... :3
I love the video by the way- Your'e almost exactly how I expected you, actually!
Kathleen- I also noticed that, too, but kept quiet because I saw my hero, and totally forgot.
ReplyDeletenot at all how i pictured u... in a good way
ReplyDeleteYes, Kristen Miller wrote a book about a girl named Annika.
ReplyDeleteSo is your first name actually supposed to be pronounced "Kerstin" or "Keerstin" or some other way?
congratulations on your show! I'm jealous of those kids...
ReplyDeleteoh yes, definitely a 5!
Right, @kathleen it was incorrect. And the kids did look young, undiscovered universe
ReplyDeleteXD So exciting! Congrats! Rare that you get publicity like this when your book was out so many years ago, but awesome!
ReplyDeleteYou look a lot different than I thought, perhaps you really were in disguise :)
ReplyDeleteIt really does deserves five stars.
ach! jealous of those kids, they got to meet you! but i think its more of a 450 instead of 4.50, they coulda rated it sooooo much better. but you did really good! but the thing i don't get is why you dont put any pictures of yourself or any information or anything so its like you're the invisible person and then all the sudden you're on national TV......its confusing. now if you'll excuse me, i need to go look up the donner party, cannibalism doesn't seem to have affected their mental health as far as i know, so i need tolook that up. i need to go borrow anankas library sometimes, all the stuff in my library if fictional, useless or random.
ReplyDeletehey, did anyone hear about that massive sinkhole in Guatemala?
ReplyDeleteMy friend and I were so excited to see what Kirsten Miller really looks like, and after viewing the video, our questions were answered...except for one. Do you speak French?
ReplyDeleteThanks for watching, everyone. Hazel: What does non-creeperish mean? Were you expecting tattoos and nose rings? (Cause I got 'em. Ha)
ReplyDeleteYasmin: So badly that people in France have literally laughed in my face.
You really do look like my cousin. your voice is even like hers. and youdeserve at least a 5.
ReplyDeleteYou seemed so relaxed! And you're funny!! Love that blue shirt, too. GREAT JOB, Kristen!
ReplyDeletefive stars! and not to sound creepy but... you remind me of someone! WHO!!!!! have you ever been to NJ then maybe I have! Any whats it CONGRATS ON THE GOOD JOB!!!
ReplyDeletePS OMJ (Oh my jelly) you really should of gotten five!
My name is Kirsten... never thought that Kiki could be a nick-name for it! AWESOME!
ReplyDeleteWell, anyway, I just started on the first book when a girl in my Girl Scout troop told me and another girl about it. So far it's GREAT!
You are a really good writer, also!
It was really great, but there is one question that I was hoping the children would ask, but they didn't. It's "Do you think that anyone couldhave an adventure like that?"
ReplyDeleteAnonymous: Certainly! Check out the Atlantic Avenue Tunnel.
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobble_Hill_Tunnel
It was discovered by a teenager a couple of decades ago!
I didn't exactly mean to discover something, but I would like to know if you think, that teenagers can just stumble upon advetntures if they're inteligent and observant? And if so, were would be the best place to find one.
ReplyDeleteBesides finding something in my city is nearly imposible, beacous everything was distroyed during the second World War.
good job!!! you looked so comfortable in front of the camera! :)
ReplyDelete--eloise