interviewer: do you think about all the awards you have won?\nfamous author: i try not to think about it…

interviewer: do you think about all the awards you have won?\nfamous author: i try not to think about it when im writing because i dont want to put too much pressure on myself. once you have won awards, people expect more from you. i dont think about them every day because im busy working and looking after my family. at home im just mom; my kids have no idea that im famous.\nwhich follow - up question is the best choice to continue this conversation?\n○ how many kids do you have?\n○ do you think its important for a writer to write every day?\n○ do your children like to read?\n○ how does being a parent influence your writing?

interviewer: do you think about all the awards you have won?\nfamous author: i try not to think about it when im writing because i dont want to put too much pressure on myself. once you have won awards, people expect more from you. i dont think about them every day because im busy working and looking after my family. at home im just mom; my kids have no idea that im famous.\nwhich follow - up question is the best choice to continue this conversation?\n○ how many kids do you have?\n○ do you think its important for a writer to write every day?\n○ do your children like to read?\n○ how does being a parent influence your writing?

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Brief Explanations:

The author mentions family and being a mom. The question "How does being a parent influence your writing?" connects to the family - related part of her response. The other questions ("How many kids do you have?", "Do your children like to read?") are more about family details not directly related to the writing - award context. "Do you think it's important for a writer to write every day?" is off - topic as the current conversation is about awards and family influence.

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How does being a parent influence your writing?