Dear Mrs. Levine,
My name is Inna Litvin, I'm 22 years old and I'm from Israel.
Today I'm starting to read "Ella Enchanted" for the millionth time since I was 9. This was the very first book I have ever read, and the one that got me so excited about reading. It is my all time favorite book.
I just wanted to say thank you, you are a very talented writer!

Dear Mrs. Levine,

I've been reading your books since I was 10. I'm almost 20 now, so I've been a fan for about a decade. Ella Enchanted inspired me to start writing and I've been doing so ever since. Recently, I've been suffering from writer's block. I decided to think about why I started writing and I remembered your books. It's a happy, nostalgic feeling. Even though my page is still blank, I found the motivation to sit down and think rather than give up altogether.

Thank you,

Niah S.

Dear Mrs Levine,
My name is Ella and I am 12 years old. I read Ella Enchanted because we had the same name and I fell in love. You are a very talented writer. I am reading your book Writing Magic and it has helped me a lot. My dream is to be an author one day. I started writing a story with inspiration from one of your writing projects. Thank you for all of your work. I can't wait to read the rest of your books.

Hello Mrs. Levine,
My message might get long but the main thing I want you to get from this is that I love your books. I am now almost 21 and I can still say that you are my favorite author. I have read all of your young adult books that are available at the library closest to me. I own Ella Enchanted and have read it so much that at the age of 15 I had a few chapters mostly memorized. I stopped counting after I read it the 12th time and would even just start the book back over after finishing it. I have reread quite a few of the books. The story-lines and details and humor are all so enrapturing.


When I was younger my siblings and parents fought a lot so I’d have to hide myself in my closet while they were yelling. I’d put on headphones and get lost in the stories you wrote. They were my escape and I am forever grateful for them. I’ve always wanted to write stories but I sadly do not have the knack for it. But one day I hope to write a fantasy story based on my life. I was adopted from Ethiopia after being orphaned and living in an orphanage with my twin brother for 4 years. We’re now the youngest of 7 and have had such a decline in my mental health that I had to be put in mental hospitals and residential treatment centers. One of which had an isolation center where you’d sit in a small, cold, mostly empty, cement room to think about your behavior. But I’d think if I could write the way you could, I’d fantasize my life, there’d be magic and curses, blessings and love interests, enchantresses and dungeons, the whole 9 yards, and it wouldn’t have to be that far off from my real experience.

I have always had a goal to read all your books you’ve ever written, I’ve read 20 so far but I’m not quite there yet but I will be someday soon I hope. Thank you for your creativity.

Wish you the best,
Lorianne

Dear Mrs. Levine, Thank you for writing such great adventures! I'm currently doing an online creative writing class that is based on your book Writing Magic. I love writing because I can go on all sorts of different adventures! I thought it was really funny when I read The Lost Kingdom of Bamaare and the main character has the same name as me! I just wanted you to know that you really inspired me.
Love, Peri