Hey there! So, you’ve got a children's book idea buzzing around in your head, and you’re ready to bring it to life, eh? Awesome! Let's talk about how you can transform that idea into a published book. Whether you decide…
As an author and illustrator of children’s books, I know firsthand how powerful picture books can be in shaping young minds. Picture books are not just stories with pretty pictures; they are gateways to understanding the world, sparking imagination, and…
Hey, aspiring authors! I know the idea of writing a book can seem like a huge, intimidating task, but trust me, it's totally doable with a bit of guidance and a whole lot of passion. I’ve been in your shoes,…
Hey there, aspiring children's book authors! I’m here today to chat about one of my favorite topics—writing a children’s book. Whether you’re brimming with ideas or just starting out, I've got you covered. So, grab a cup of coffee (or…
Discover the importance of a good title for a picture book and why giving away the ending can diminish the stakes and reader engagement. Learn from an example and get tips on creating compelling titles. Continue Reading What is a…
Whether you publish your book traditionally or publish it yourself, the best thing you can do for your writing career at this point is to hire an editor, copyeditor, and proofreader. But what’s the difference between them? Continue Reading What’s…
Discover the importance of a good title for a picture book and why giving away the ending can diminish the stakes and reader engagement. Learn from an example and get tips on creating compelling titles. Continue Reading How to Publish…
If you are interested in learning how to write a children's book for any age group up to 18-years-old, you are certainly not alone. Over the last two decades, children’s literature has become one of the most popular genres for…
Every year we get all kinds of holiday and Christmas cards ––I bet you get them too––you know the ones with pictures of beautifully perfect families? There isn’t any gum stuck in Susie’s hair and you can hardly see where…
When Linda Sue Park won the Newbery for A Single Shard she received the medal, as medalists do, at the annual ALA (American Library Association) conference. Her acceptance speech was so moving that many in the audience ended up sniffling.…