I love this eBook. Wow! I got chills reading certain parts of it, and I found myself nodding over and over again, "yes, you are right on, we need to hear this!" Brooke has served us all by writing this short, easy to read, but powerful eBook on laying down our dreams in order to live God's plans...and aren't His plans so much grander than our dreams?! Oh yes, He is magnificent in His grace and goodness to us! You WILL be moved by this eBook.

Sarah Mae, author of 31 Days to Clean and the new How to Market and Sell Your Ebook

Brooke McGlothlin offers a great, succinct resource for all of you who aspire to be published writers.

Mary DeMuth, author of 12 books, including The 11 Secrets of Getting Published

Brooke has her pulse on the heart of what it means to be a writer of faith. She'll encourage, challenge, and come alongside you in these pages. And in doing so, she'll change your words and your world for the better.

Holley Gerth, author of Rain on Me: Devotions of Hope and Encouragement for Difficult Times

When I read Brooke's tale I felt like she must have been secretly writing about me. She touches on so many of the insecurities that we "unpublished" mommy bloggers feel and obsess over. This book is a lovely reminder to keep ourselves centered and focused on holy aspirations, instead of simply aspiring all willy nilly.

Jessica Bowman, author of Parenting Wild Things: Surviving the Rumpus

Brooke has a way of grabbing your attention and then immediately focusing you on the Lord. "Notes to Aspiring Writers" is a tender, heartfelt journey of one who understands the frustrations of the publishing process but has allowed that struggle to change her heart and move her closer to the Author of Life. For one who wonders if the story of her heart is good enough, Brooke offers encouragement. For one who fears the sting of rejection, Brooke shares her own fears as well. For one who feels small and insignificant, Brooke reminds us all that it is not our size that matters but the size of our God.

Teri Lynne Underwood, author of Parenting From the Overflow