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Rachel Renee Russell Rachel Renee Russell wrote her first book when she was in 6th grade as a birthday gift for her younger twin brothers and it has always been a dream of hers to write .Rachel went to Northwestern University, where one of her professors told her she was the worst writer in the world so she studied law and eventually became a very successful bankruptcy attorney.Rachel was also a lawyer for 20 years before she started writing again Rachel currently lives in northern Virginia and has two daughters, Erin Russell and Nikki Russell.Her daughters Nikki and Erin also help her write and illustrate dork diaries and in dork diaries the main character Nikki is influenced by both her daughters and herself not just

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