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    The document discusses an interview between a host and author Nurhidayu about her first book. She has been writing since primary school and sees it as essential. Though new to publishing, she has sold over 10,000 books in Asia. The story is aimed at youth and teenagers, teaching about the lessons of lying. Producing it faced some obstacles like differing opinions on language usage, but they were able to publish it through a friend's family printing business. The author hopes to sell the book worldwide and turn it into a film, as a director has already expressed interest in adapting it.

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    The document discusses an interview between a host and author Nurhidayu about her first book. She has been writing since primary school and sees it as essential. Though new to publishing, she has sold over 10,000 books in Asia. The story is aimed at youth and teenagers, teaching about the lessons of lying. Producing it faced some obstacles like differing opinions on language usage, but they were able to publish it through a friend's family printing business. The author hopes to sell the book worldwide and turn it into a film, as a director has already expressed interest in adapting it.

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    HOST: Okay, give a big clap to invite Nurhidayu!! HOST: Hidayu...how s your feeling? AUTHOR: Great.

    HOST: I was told that you are new in writing. Is it true? AUTHOR: Hahaha. Who told you? I ve written since I in primary school when my teacher teach me to write essay. It s essential as in UPSR took marks on essay. HOST: Hahaha. So, how many times have you write book? AUTHOR: As you said. I m new in writing and for sure it was my first book. HOST: First manufacture? Wow!! I m impressive on you because you have sold more than 10000 books around Asia. Okay, tell us about the book. AUTHOR:................................................................................. HOST: Then, how you get idea or inspiration to write the story? AUTHOR: ......................................................................................................... HOST: Erm, how about the genre for the story? What aged suitable to read the story? AUTHOR: Okay. It is like Pinaccio. The story gave lessons to the reader or audience as lying is a bad attitude. So, we have discussed this story suitable for youth and teenagers. Because the genre is about love...........

    HOST: Is there any obstructs that delay the progress to produce the story or maybe to publish the book? AUTHOR: Yes, absolutely. First, we have the problem in writing. A skirmish between us happened because we have different opinion on language to use to the story. Others, at a sudden of time we leak of idea. We discuss and search idea from yahoo answer. HOST: Yahoo answer? AUTHOR: Yup. It s funny right? Luckily we don t face problems to print and published the story. We know it s hard to convince the publisher to sell our books. It is because my friend, Faisal has a printing and publishing company belongs to his father. HOST: You are so lucky. Okay, last but not least. What do you think about the story? What would you do in future of the story? AUTHOR: I m thinking to sell the book around the world and to make a film based on the story. And you know what? It was on progress. Last week a famous director come to us and told that he want to make a ilm of the story.

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