(CNN) -- Life is good for Elizabeth Smart a decade after surviving a hellish kidnapping, she told CNN's Anderson Cooper. Smart got married last year and her book "My Story" is expected to be a best-seller. "It couldn't get better than that, right? I've got great dogs. I've got a great family. I mean, I couldn't be happier," Smart said in the second installment of her interview, which aired Tuesday on CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360." The first installment shown Monday detailed the night of June 5, 2002, when Brian David Mitchell dragged her from her family's Salt Lake City home with a knife to her throat, threatening to kill her and her family if she made a noise.
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Second half of Smart's interview airs Tuesday on CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360"
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"I'm so much more than that girl that was kidnapped," Smart tells Cooper
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Fear of kidnappers paralyzed the 14-year-old girl, preventing rescue
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"Privacy is one of the greatest gifts" you can give a crime victim, Smart says
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