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7May

Voice/Style/Tone-Understanding the Differences & Their Importance

Craft and Writing by Katie Davis
In the world of children's literature, crafting a compelling narrative requires more than just a good story. Understanding and effectively using voice, style, and tone can elevate your picture book, making it resonate with young readers and their caregivers.…
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bean
30Apr

Steal This Strategy: Use Unexpected Details & Build Unforgettable Characters

Craft and Writing by Katie Davis
When it comes to picture books, characters are the heart and soul of the story. A compelling, unforgettable character can transform a good book into a great one. But what makes a character memorable? Sure, personality and actions play a…
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sergio
23Apr

What Makes a Picture Book Concept Fresh in a Crowd of Lookalikes?

Craft and Writing by Katie Davis
Learn how to twist, flip, and reinvent classic themes into irresistible new ideas. Continue Reading What Makes a Picture Book Concept Fresh in a Crowd of Lookalikes?
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9Apr

Unlocking the Magic: A Guide to Writing for Kids

Craft and Writing by Katie Davis
Hey there, aspiring authors and curious minds! Today, I'm diving into the whimsical world of story writing for kids. If you've ever dreamed of crafting imaginative tales that captivate young hearts, this article is for you. Writing for children is…
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26Mar

Transform Your Writing: Attend an Online Conference (#PBsummit)

Craft and Writing Programs Teaching by Katie Davis
If you’ve ever read a picture book that made you laugh, cry, or instantly want to read it again, chances are it had a strong voice. Voice is what makes a story memorable, unique, and engaging—and it’s one of the…
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19Mar

Writing Children’s Books for Dummies: A Beginner’s Adventure to Crafting Captivating Stories

Craft and Writing by Katie Davis
Hey there, fellow aspiring children's book authors! Are you itching to turn your whimsical ideas into fabulous stories for kids? You've landed in the right spot. Writing a children's book might seem like rocket science, but trust me, it's a…
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12Mar

Book Ideas for Kids and How to Bring Them to Life (Prompts!)

Craft and Writing Working by Katie Davis
Hey, fellow wordsmiths! So, you've got a flicker of an idea for a children's book dancing in your mind, and you're ready to let it shine, right? Awesome! Today, I’m tackling the delightful, hard, frustrating, joyful, satisfying, and challenging journey…
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6Mar

How to Publish a Children’s Book: A Guide for Aspiring Authors

Craft and Writing by Katie Davis
Hey there, aspiring children's book author! Ready to dive into the magical world of children's publishing? Whether you're dreaming of seeing your book on library shelves or imagining parents reading your story to their little ones at bedtime, I've got…
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26Feb

How to Write a Children’s Book Template: Listen, Aspiring Authors

Uncategorized by Katie Davis
Hey there, fellow aspiring authors! So, you're dreaming of creating a magical children's book that will captivate little hearts everywhere, right? Well, you've landed in the right place. Let me guide you through the fantastic journey of writing a children's…
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12Feb

Why Critique Groups Matter for Writers

Craft and Writing Working by Katie Davis
1. Objective Feedback One of the most significant benefits of joining a critique group is receiving objective feedback. When you’re too close to your work, it's challenging to see its flaws and areas for improvement. Critique groups provide a fresh…
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