![]() She knew the manuscript was superior to the first book. Smoak’s stubborn streak kicked in, and she rejected the naysayers.īut her second book was equally disappointing. Apparently, the publishing industry had no interest in her voice. ![]() To make matters worse, people kept telling her that she was chasing a pipe dream. But then she went to college and wrote a book that crushed her confidence because she submitted it to dozens of literary agents, and they all rejected it. Initially, she dismissed the idea as an impossible goal. It did not take long for dreams of a publishing career to invade her mind. Before long, she was in the highest reading class. ![]() Within months, she had developed a passion for the written word that never went away. But rather than resting on her laurels, she made reading a priority. ![]() In elementary school, the author hated the fact that she was in the lowest reading class. ![]()
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