answer: #Person2# tells #Person1# the best teacher #Person2# ever had is Miss Baymler. #Person2# describes what she was like, how she taught students, and tells #Person1# Miss Baymler is now writing children's books. #Person2#'ll bring one to #Person1# next time.
documents: #Person1#: Who was the best teacher that you ever had?
  #Person2#: That would have to be Miss Baymler, my fourth grade teacher.
  #Person1#: What was she like?
  #Person2#: She was patient, kind, fun, smart, caring, and yet strict, too. I really learned a lot from her.
  #Person1#: What kind of things did you learn?
  #Person2#: She taught us that you can do anything that you want to do.
  #Person1#: Anything? Do you really believe that we can do anything?
  #Person2#: If you really want to do something and you work hard at it, I believe you can do it.
  #Person1#: You said she was strict. Did she have a lot of rules?
  #Person2#: She had some rules that helped us to feel comfortable. For example, the students had to treat each other with respect, or they would be disciplined.
  #Person1#: I see. She sounds like she really cared about her students.
  #Person2#: Yes. She treated us all fairly. She don't have any teacher's pets.
  #Person1#: Really? Doesn't every teacher have a teacher's pet?
  #Person2#: Well. To be honest, I usually sucked up to teachers because I wanted them to give me good grades. However, Miss Baymler didn't treat me any differently. She really didn't have any teacher's pets.
  #Person1#: Do you know what she is doing now?
  #Person2#: As a matter of fact, I do. After she taught our class, she got married and moved to another city. Then, she started writing children's book.
  #Person1#: Have you ever read one of the books?
  #Person2#: Of course! Both children and adults enjoy her books.
  #Person1#: Why don't you recommend one to me?
  #Person2#: ok! I'll bring one to you next time.