Call me Blue-bird ☆
When I was young I had my heart set on music and fame but when I grew I became more quiet and mature.
I began reading a whole lot and many people argued it was- unsocial or rude, but honestly I'll read anywhere : on a couch, in a tree, on a swing,  in a pool, in the middle of a store, in the movies, on my bed until like 11 in the night.
I almost always have a book on me.
So I developed to day dreaming,  I started making my own characters and own worlds and soon I was scribbling them all down in a broken note-book.
I think the biggest thing was when I met an auther and her name was Emma Carrol, she wasn't very popular and quite frankly- I had never heard of her before. 
when I came first in  line so she could sign my book, I brought up to guts to tell her about my writing- I think everyone in the line behind me were getting annoyed because me and Emma talked for a while.
She signed it and moved on, but mine was different to everyone elses because it actually meant something to me, she wrote: 'There are no golden rules, just stick at it '. It doesn't sound special but it's kept me going in hopes that some day I will be able to publish a book or books just as she has.
This account is apart of the journey, I hope you'll enjoy the ride with me -
xoxo Blue-bird.