The Unwanteds Research Paper

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Creativity coming to life Lisa Mcmann(The author Of The Unwanteds) lives in Phoenix Arizona and mainly writes stories in the day time. The book Unwanteds that Lisa Mcmann wrote is about a boy named Alex who is sent to be killed because he showed creativeness, but instead of dying, Alex is introduced to a magical land that protects kids like him everything about the magical land is perfect except itś hard for Alex to be happy without his twin brother Aaron. The Unwanteds book is a good book for people of any age because it is relatable to serious incidents such as oil spills and the book helps bring imagination to life by showing it is ok to be yourself and be creative. To begin, the Unwanteds, the book connects to serious situations,

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