Natascha Morris

The number 1 thing on TikTok is always about crushes and how to get them to like you/how to tell when they like you. So maybe the science of attraction and flirtation? #MSWL

I find that my NF wants leans alot towards the academic, so maybe a book with a lens of counter-culture. But make it teen. #MSWL

Retweeting because I need a poison NF book. #MSWL

Me but keep it kidlit. #MSWL.

If you do non-fiction, I am open to that. but I am backing away from bios. #MSWL

I need some picture books, but I want commercial fun things. #MSWL

I want some graphic novels. Give me art that feels like this. #MSWL pinterest.com/nataschamorris…

So I am looking at what is left in my queries and everything is so serious in tone. I need to laugh, and hear some dry humor. #MSWL

SO #MSWL I want something light toned, and humorous, though it doesn't have to have a light toned plot.

Jane the Virgin #MSWL please!!!

Coronavirus Lockdowns Are Creating Big Challenges For Deaf Students Being Forced To Leave College. Fascinating article #MSWL in #YA buzzfeed.com/briannasacks/d…

If you have THE VILLAGE meets Neil Gaiman's STARDUST but for mermaids, hit me. (the mermaids should be the monster) #MSWL #YA Thanks @Almost_Anna for that comp!

So @AllisonLBitz just phrased it perfectly. I want mermaid science.

I want a mermaid book that approaches them as real ocean creatures. #MSWL

Also please note, I have thought way to much about mermaids. I have a theory about procreation and communication skills.

Also, some one please write me the DERRY GIRLS in YA #MSWL

I need some light YA on my list! #MSWL

Consider it DONE #MSWL #PB

In the @bookendslit #MSWL doggie pile! I want more graphic novels! I just read LILY THE THIEF and it was so good and I need more.

#MSWL this gonna be weird but is anyone working on a narrative NF book about poisons that weren't used for poisons? Like the poison dresses?

I have a weird fascination those time of things. #mg #ya only

The YA version for me please #MSWL

THIS! I loved Psyche and Cupid as a kid. But yes. Like her sisters are always like "Girl, you haven't seen your husband in the light, HOW do you know??"

And yet, it is framed like they are the bad guys.

Give me a #MSWL that addresses this in a modern way.