From Children's Book Insider: The Latest on Writing & Publishing Books for Children & Teens

   

Writing Picture Books – Polish Your Manuscript to Perfection

Writing picture books is a true challenge. In fact, many authors consider writing a picture book to be the hardest type of writing there is, and yet editors receive more picture book manuscripts than any other genre. To make your work stand out from the crowd, you need to do more than study how to […]

   

9 Reasons Why Magazine Writing May Be Perfect For You

If your definition of breaking into publishing includes writing and selling a 300-page novel, or convincing a publisher to invest thousands of dollars in your picture book, you’re overlooking a substantial part of the market – magazine writing.
   

How to Deal with Critical Feedback on Your Work

As a writer, it’s hard to get far without feedback. But how do pros handle feedback that is less than enthusiastic? Here’s how to do it….

   

Mining Your Life for Story Ideas

Occasionally, the well for new story ideas runs dry and we must mine for fresh ones. We all know to look in such places as the newspaper, television news, and even advertisements for ideas. But have you thought of researching yourself? You are a mine of experiences, feelings, and knowledge.

   

5 Tips Every New Writer Should Know

Five tips to help aspiring children’s authors get off to a great start.

   

Teacher to Teacher Gifts

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Using Children’s Books to Promote Inclusion of Children with Disabilities & Differing Needs

Occupation therapist Karen Dobyns shared this fantastic presentation, with lots to chew for educators, parents, advocates and children’s writers.

   

What is a Sensitivity Reader and Why Would I Need One?

In today’s diverse publishing environment, getting everything right is vital. Here’s a modern solution – the Sensitivity Reader.

   

Teacher to Teacher Roundtable

A live discussion with educators who have become published children’s book authors. This is geared toward beginners and aspiring writers, with special emphasis on the best ways to get started as a writer for children and teens.

   

One Idea, Many Books. How to Plan a Children’s Book Series.

Getting a contract to create a children’s book series can jumpstart any writer’s career. Here’s the best way to get started on that exciting path.

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