: It's definitely possible, and I am sure that it's been done in the past. If it is something you feel strongly about, you should 100% try but However is one think you need to accept from

It's definitely possible, and I am sure that it's been done in the past. If it is something you feel strongly about, you should 100% try but

However is one think you need to accept from the start: it is very unlikely. The publishing world is cutthroat and competitive for adults authors; you could spend your whole life writing and never get published. Publishers get pickier as the author gets younger as they are a bigger liability.

That being said, I return to my original statement: if it is something you feel strongly about, you should try!

Good luck!

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