"I can too," I yelled dow the stairs, "I have some of the best works that any other woman has ever written"
"That's the problem, Ms. Sparks. No one wants a woman author. Women want to read things written by women, but unfortunately for you no women read. With the War raging, women have to work to keep their families alive," Mr. Truman sarcastically remarked.
"Some women don't have families to look after! That's me, Sir! However, no one seems to care! So I will bid you good day, Mr. Truman! Don't ever consider asking me to write for you when the War ends, because I will not write for an imbecile!"
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Authors Note
Hello, my fellow readers! So, what do you think!? My wonderful grandmother has been helping me with the starting to this book. Hope you enjoy it. Don't forget to look for the upcoming Chapter 7 of A Peasant's Hope! It will hopefully be out soon! Please feel free to comment or vote! BYE! @maddierogers14
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Annabelle's Dream
General FictionAnnabelle has always wanted to be a writer. However, in the 1940s it is considered a man's job. She is determined to write a book that is appreciated, but will id be her book that is loved or will it be her?
