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The document discusses using mentor texts and authors to encourage student writers. It introduces the concept of mentor texts that can introduce elements like magic, provide historical details, or demonstrate procedural writing styles. Students are then encouraged to try different genres like historical fiction. The document promotes bringing in mentor authors, either in person or virtually, to further inspire students. It notes that one of the author's books went through 14 drafts before being completed.
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