Student essay written in en (native language: French, CEFR level: B1, field of study: Lettres)

I am currently studying french litterature in University, where I'm in 2nd year of Licence. I'm in a class who studies particularly the books's worker (like publisher, translator, bookshops etc.). My inspiration for those studies are my mother, who did a Baccalaureat in litterature, and my love for books. I read a lot and love to learn how books are made and all the little details of their conceptions (like what paper we should use for what type of book, which way we should choose to impress the covers...). That's why I studie litterature, but, there's more.
Later, I wanna be a publisher (or an editor), of books for youngs people, kids or teenagers, I still don't know. That idea comes from a film that I saw when I was like ten years old. It was a biographie of Alex Dupont, who I thought was the biggest success of writting (because she sell a lot of her books, thanks to publishers). In that movie, we can see her agent who tries to sell her book to publishing houses. At that time, I thought the agents were publishers, so I decided I want to become one of them, because reading books and deciding if they can be published, and before which conditions they can be was so cool. Happily, I discovered later that there is no agent for books in Paris, and that the work I saw in that movie was in fact a part of the french publisher work. So, when I discoverd that, I was really happy and I was sure that I wanted to be a publisher.
It's only later, during a stage in a child's bookshop, that I decided to be a publisher on that specific type of books.