Want to write children's nonfiction?

Then you MUST know how to write a book proposal that makes editors say "WOW!"

On September 27th, an absolute master of the nonfiction book proposal will teach you exactly how to do it.

The children's nonfiction market is exploding, and there's tremendous opportunity for writers.

But there's a catch...

It's called the nonfiction book proposal, and it's the means by which editors decide whether they want to commission your work.

And here's the thing:

Even for the best writers, the nonfiction book proposal is a notoriously tricky proposition.

That's because, in only a few pages, you have to distill the essence of your book idea, demonstrate that you have adequate knowledge to complete the task and stand out from the scores of other proposals sitting on the editor's desk.

If you talk to nonfiction writers, they'll tell you that crafting the perfect book proposal is often harder and more nerve-wracking than writing the actual book.

But not for this writer:

Meet Patricia Newman, the Sibert Medal honoree widely considered to be among the finest children's nonfiction authors working today.

On Tuesday, September 27 (with lifetime on-demand replay) we're offering a rare opportunity to learn the art of the nonfiction book proposal directly from Patricia.

Join us for How To Sell Your Children's Nonfiction with a Brilliant Book Proposal, a hands-on workshop in which Patricia will take you step-by-step through her nonfiction book proposal creation process - and show you how to start building your book from the proposal!

She'll even share the full proposal she used to sell her Sibert Honor book Sea Otter Heroes.

Sea Otter Heroes, winner of the Robert F. Sibert Honor, an ALA Notable Book, and a Green Earth Book Award winner.

You will get the actual proposal Patricia used to sell this book. It's yours to study and learn from!

Many writers believe you have to write an entire nonfiction book before sending it to a publisher.

They're wrong. If you're writing anything longer than a picture book for very young readers, you craft the book proposal first.

If you get a "thumbs-up" from a publisher, only then do you write your book.

On the 27th, you're going to learn how to get one "thumbs up" after another.

During this 90+ minute workshop, Patricia will guide you through each step of creating a brilliant nonfiction book proposal, sharing her personal techniques, approaches and inside tips.

If you write children's nonfiction — or are just considering it — this workshop is pure gold, and will save you an untold amount of frustration, rejection and discouragement.

We invite you to join us for:

How To Sell Your Children's Nonfiction with a Brilliant Book Proposal

The Insider Guide to Getting a Contract BEFORE You Write the Book