Mallory Cooper is a passionate writer from Oregon. After graduating high school, she made the decision not to pursue further formal education, choosing instead to follow a career as a pharmacy technician. While her professional path took a different direction, her love for writing never faded. In fact, it was during her time as a journalist in high school that she first discovered her passion for the written word. Her journey into writing as a form of self-expression truly began when her therapist encouraged her to share her personal stories. Inspired by the power of storytelling, she set out to write her first book, which marks the beginning of what she hopes will be a long and fulfilling writing career. While "Can You Relate?" is her debut book, Mallory has plans and is already working on more ideas to continue spreading her stories to others who need help in teenage relationships.
A key motivation for her writing is the desire to help others who may find themselves relating to her experiences. Mallory is deeply inspired by the process of healing and growth, believing that through writing, she can offer a sense of comfort and understanding to those facing similar struggles. Her writing reflects her own journey, one that has been shaped by the lessons learned through her personal relationships and the challenges she has overcome.
When she's not writing, Mallory enjoys spending time playing beach volleyball, an activity that helps her stay active and centered. She also cherishes her time with her two cats, Mocha and Jax, who are a constant source of companionship and joy. In quieter moments, she can often be found binge-watching her favorite Netflix shows, finding inspiration in the stories of others. Mallory firmly believes that the lessons learned from her relationships and life experiences have shaped her into the person she is today. These lessons continue to fuel her writing, and she is grateful for every opportunity to connect with others through the stories she shares.