SAT的写作在于平时的积累，考生们可在日常生活中多累积写作的素材，多练笔，培养出好的语感和逻辑，这样就能在考试中写出优秀的作文。为此，综合整理了一系列SAT的ESSAY写作素材，供考生们参考使用。

　　￡400,000 advance for student;s first novel An 18-year-old author has received a ￡400,000 advance for her debut novel, one of the biggest deals for a young author in British publishing history. Helen Oyeyemi, a first-year student at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, is now in the top bracket of British authors and shares an accountant with J. K. Rowling and Zadie Smith. Ms Oyeyemi struck a two-book deal with Bloomsbury after the publisher was bowled over by her novel The Icarus Girl. The story concerns Jessamy, an eight-year-old genius who, while on a visit to relatives in Nigeria, meets Tilly Tilly, a friend whom only she can see. Their relationship is friendly at first but becomes darker as it appears that Tilly Tilly is a ghost who wants Jessamy;s body for her own. In an interview, the Nigerian-born author said that she was astonished at the speed with which she was snapped up. I had to sign the contract between my exams. It was on the day of my theology A level, she said. Ms Oyeyemi, whose father is a teacher and whose mother is training to become a driver for London Underground, began writing at the age of seven. I rewrote Little Women so that Laurie married Jo because I thought that was a better ending. She began writing The Icarus Girl last year when she was in the sixth form of Notre Dame School. Her agent, Robin Wade, showed the book to Alexandra Pringle, editor-in-chief at Bloomsbury, who is also Donna Tartt;s editor. The prose sings immediately right from the first page, Ms Pringle said. Ms Oyeyemi does not believe that she will become a full-time writer, however. t think that many people can do that these days, she said. I would quite like to be a literary agent.

　　SAT的写作在于平时的积累，考生们可在日常生活中多累积写作的素材，多练笔，培养出好的语感和逻辑，这样就能在考试中写出优秀的作文。为此，综合整理了一系列SAT的ESSAY写作素材，供考生们参考使用。

　　￡400,000 advance for student;s first novel An 18-year-old author has received a ￡400,000 advance for her debut novel, one of the biggest deals for a young author in British publishing history. Helen Oyeyemi, a first-year student at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, is now in the top bracket of British authors and shares an accountant with J. K. Rowling and Zadie Smith. Ms Oyeyemi struck a two-book deal with Bloomsbury after the publisher was bowled over by her novel The Icarus Girl. The story concerns Jessamy, an eight-year-old genius who, while on a visit to relatives in Nigeria, meets Tilly Tilly, a friend whom only she can see. Their relationship is friendly at first but becomes darker as it appears that Tilly Tilly is a ghost who wants Jessamy;s body for her own. In an interview, the Nigerian-born author said that she was astonished at the speed with which she was snapped up. I had to sign the contract between my exams. It was on the day of my theology A level, she said. Ms Oyeyemi, whose father is a teacher and whose mother is training to become a driver for London Underground, began writing at the age of seven. I rewrote Little Women so that Laurie married Jo because I thought that was a better ending. She began writing The Icarus Girl last year when she was in the sixth form of Notre Dame School. Her agent, Robin Wade, showed the book to Alexandra Pringle, editor-in-chief at Bloomsbury, who is also Donna Tartt;s editor. The prose sings immediately right from the first page, Ms Pringle said. Ms Oyeyemi does not believe that she will become a full-time writer, however. t think that many people can do that these days, she said. I would quite like to be a literary agent.