School taught me how to read books; life shows me how to write them. So if life shows me how to write, how do I do it? Maybe you have the desire to publish a book, but you don't have the time to write down your thoughts. Perhaps you write your thought, but compiling them becomes the problem. How do you solve this problem? This book was purposefully written to guide authors and aspiring authors through their periods of writing by preparing their minds and encouraging them to bring out the best books hidden in them. It contains facts from the experience of the author including realities you will definitely face when you set off to convert ideas into a manuscript. After speaking at a conference, a young lady walked to me and asked this question. Without wasting much time I gave a quick reply, "if you can write a letter, you can write a word. If you can write a word, you can write a sentence. If you can write a sentence, you can write a paragraph. If you can write a paragraph, you can write a page. And if you can write pages, you can write a library." This book answers most questions a potential author may be asking. It also inspires readers to challenge themselves to share their thoughts through writing and publishing. It comes with personal experiences of the author and many inspiring quotes to challenge you to release your thoughts in books.