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Video Interview: Aaron Hanania talks about his new book
Videographer Steve Neuhaus interviews first-time author Aaron Hanania, 17, discusses his new book “The King’s Pawn”, why he wrote it, what it is about, and some of the key aspects of the characters in the book. Soon to be a high school senior. He urges other young people “dream big”
Aaron Hanania is interviewed about his new book and reveals he is writing a second book and is continuing his interviewing.
In this 17-minute video interview by Suburban Chicagoland reporter and videographer Seve Neuhaus, Aaron Hanania talks about his new book “The King’s Pawn” and the storyline that drives this new Science Fiction novel about young people.
Aaron discusses how he wrote the book, using his iPhone 6. “The iPhone is a very powerful device and if you use it right you can do great things.”
School is important, Aaron emphasizes saying “I always put school first.” He talks about how students can better manage their time in school that is often wasted between classes that can be made productive.
“Everybody has at least one book in them,” Aaron Hanania says. “No matter what you think, you have at least one idea deep down in your brain that can really lead to something impactful and benefit in the future. You need to follow your dream … regardless of how old you are.
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