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Activity Books – Creative, Easy, and Fun!

  • Post author:Rhonda Dragomir
  • Post published:June 2, 2025
  • Post category:Children's Writing/General/Mechanics/ Writing Craft/Nonfiction
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© 2025 Amy Hinerman Are you looking for an enjoyable, creative endeavor? Searching for something fun and easy to make, I researched low- and medium-content books. The Amazon market for…

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Getting the Illustrations Right

  • Post author:admin
  • Post published:July 1, 2023
  • Post category:Children's Writing/Editing/Encouragement/Fiction/General/Mechanics/ Writing Craft

© 2023 Pam Burgess Writing children’s books is a delicate dance between words and illustrations that bring those words to life. If you get it right, it’s a beautiful thing…

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Some DOs and DON’Ts of Writing for Young Children

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  • Post published:February 1, 2019
  • Post category:Children's Writing/Fiction/General/Mechanics/ Writing Craft

© 2019 Jean Matthew Hall I’ve been writing for publication for…uh, a LOT of years. My goal is to produce beautiful, encouraging stories for young children to enjoy and share…

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Picture Books and the Protagonist

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  • Post published:July 2, 2016
  • Post category:Children's Writing/Fiction/General/Mechanics/ Writing Craft

© 2016 Alice Faye Duncan I write pictures books. It is the genre that has chosen me. My first book was published in 1995 when I was a young adult…

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Captivating Fiction for Tweens

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  • Post published:August 3, 2015
  • Post category:Children's Writing/Fiction/General/Mechanics/ Writing Craft

© 2015 Karen Whiting Books that engage kids can spread like wildfire and get other kids reading. I recall when my son was in grades 3 and 4. He discovered…

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Write to Children, Not Down to Them

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  • Post published:June 3, 2015
  • Post category:Children's Writing/Fiction/General/Nonfiction

© 2015 Jesse Florea Whenever I speak at a writers’ conference, I tell those in attendance, “If you have a child, were a child, or have ever seen a child,…

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Think Like a Kid—Write Like a Pro

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  • Post published:April 29, 2013
  • Post category:Children's Writing/General/Mechanics/ Writing Craft/Publishing Strategies

© 2013 Donna Shepherd What’s your first step in writing a book for children? When I start a new project, I begin by thinking like a kid. Remember asking Mom…

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Writing for Tween Boys

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  • Post published:December 5, 2010
  • Post category:Children's Writing/Fiction

© 2010 Max Elliot Anderson It's clear that some of the most critical patterns for a lifetime are decided during the tween years, that awkward time between still wanting to…

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