conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Ingrid, Ingrid's, UpSetting with the genre: Teen & Young Adult, Literature & Fiction?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'Everything Beautiful Is Not Ruined'
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know the first two paragraphs for this book?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Everything Beautiful Is Not Ruined
  To Shaylyn Saville, for info on canoeing and camping, and Sue Saville, who sent me stunning photos from Shay's trips.
  To Gillian Stecyk, who helped me with information about vocal training, specific pieces of music, opera singers, and the world of opera.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know another paragraph?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: To my larger community of writing buddies, including those mentioned above, who make this whole thing less lonely, and often give behind-the-scenes support: Karen Dionne, Sachin Waikar, Keith Kronin, Renee Rosen, Lauren Baratz-Logsted, Joanne Levy, Eileen Cook, Martha Warboy, and the members of the Torkidlit group, plus the many friends I've made at Backspace.org.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know the last five paragraphs?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: To my larger community of writing buddies, including those mentioned above, who make this whole thing less lonely, and often give behind-the-scenes support: Karen Dionne, Sachin Waikar, Keith Kronin, Renee Rosen, Lauren Baratz-Logsted, Joanne Levy, Eileen Cook, Martha Warboy, and the members of the Torkidlit group, plus the many friends I've made at Backspace.org.
  To the late Patricia Kern, whose stories about the opera world, told in bits and pieces over the years, seeped into my bones and took up residence, and whose passion, eloquence, and sense of humor, always inspired me.
  To my parents, Cindy and Gary Ullman, for exposing me to so much opera and theater as a teenager, for helping me see so much of the world, for sending me on a certain camping trip, and for believing in me, even when they don't always quite understand what I'm up to.
  To the many awesome members of the Ullman, Saville, Younge, and Wacholtz families,including my dad, Brian Younge, and Jim and Beatrice Wacholtz, who continue to be such enthusiastic readers and supporters.
  To my husband, Michael, for being my most passionate and stalwart supporter, cheerleader, butt-kicker. And my two smart, adorable, hilarious girls, T and S, who, along with Michael, shower me with love, and pull together to keep things running when I'm on a deadline. You are the loves of my life.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: You are the loves of my life.. And my two smart, adorable, hilarious girls, T and S, who, along with Michael, shower me with love, and pull together to keep things running when I'm on a deadline.
  To my husband, Michael, for being my most passionate and stalwart supporter, cheerleader, butt-kicker.
  To the many awesome members of the Ullman, Saville, Younge, and Wacholtz families,including my dad, Brian Younge, and Jim and Beatrice Wacholtz, who continue to be such enthusiastic readers and supporters.
  To my parents, Cindy and Gary Ullman, for exposing me to so much opera and theater as a teenager, for helping me see so much of the world, for sending me on a certain camping trip, and for believing in me, even when they don't always quite understand what I'm up to.
  To the late Patricia Kern, whose stories about the opera world, told in bits and pieces over the years, seeped into my bones and took up residence, and whose passion, eloquence, and sense of humor, always inspired me.org.To my larger community of writing buddies, including those mentioned above, who make this whole thing less lonely, and often give behind-the-scenes support: Karen Dionne, Sachin Waikar, Keith Kronin, Renee Rosen, Lauren Baratz-Logsted, Joanne Levy, Eileen Cook, Martha Warboy, and the members of the Torkidlit group, plus the many friends I've made at Backspace