International bestselling titles:
• Over one million copies sold all over the world… and counting!
• Released in more than twenty-five countries worldwide
• Included in more than fifteen “Best-of-the-Year” lists
• Adoption into a film, movie to be released in 2013!
• #1 New York Times Bestselling List
Discover the story of how authors made way into success.
In 1976 Guernsey caught her attention on a fateful day she visited the island while in London. That day, she got stranded when a thick fog descended and prevented all boats and planes to leave. As she waited for the fog to lift, she read all the books in the airport bookstore, including Jersey under the Jack-Boot. Her fascination with the German Occupation of the Channel Islands began that day. Years later, Mary Ann remembered Guernsey when her book club was finally able to convince her—badgered was more the word—to write the novel that she’s forever been dreaming to write. Several years later again. It was enthusiastically received by her family, by her cheerleading writing group, and finally by a publisher, Dial Press. However, she got sick with cancer before she could finish the final draft so she asked her niece, the other writer in the family, to help her finish the book…
Learn how an average reader like you can become an international bestseller.
The objective of this book is to inspire up-and-coming authors to become bestsellers. It is a combination of an inspirational and a how-to guide. In it you will find lessons from bestseller authors, the scope of their success and the stories of their difficulties and how they’ve managed to overcome them. Included throughout the book are application exercises for personal practice. How did the author obtain such scope of success? Was this purposed from the beginning? What was the inspiration of her work, and how long did it remain with her? What factors helped her along the way towards success?
Learn why so many will are flocking over the books, "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" and “The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society”.
