A challenging part of writing for children is to avoid head hopping. And as it’s easy to fall into this trap, taking care is essential. But why it it necessary to avoid head hopping?
Tag: kidlit
When Clients Micromanage and Nitpick
Sometimes, a children’s ghostwriter or illustrator has a client who has the need to micromanage and nitpick. What do you do in this case?
What Do Small Publishers Do for Self-Publishing Authors?
So just what can small publishers do for self-publishing children’s authors? While they offer many benefits that larger services can’t, the first benefit is handholding.
A Guide to Writing Relatable Children’s Stories
You’ve written a children’s story, but will the intended audience be able to relate to it? Ten must-know tips on crafting a relatable story.
Turn That Idea Into A Children’s Story
Do you have an idea for a children’s story? Do you know what to do with that idea? This article has 10 tips to get you started and finished.
Clarity – Top of the Heap Writing Element
Writing has a number of elements, and the most critical one is clarity. But how do you accomplish clarity in your writing?
Your Story’s Beginning or Ending – Which is More Important?
Thinking about my story’s beginning and ending, I wondered which is more important. It’s similar to ‘the chicken and the egg.’ A conundrum, if answerable at all.
Children, Imagination, and Books
Why fostering a child’s imagination is essential and how books can help.
Children’s Board Books – Writing and Publishing Guidelines
Interested in writing and self-publishing a children’s board book? These guidelines will definitely be helpful.
Children’s Board Book Benefits
We’ve all seen children’s board books, but what are their real benefits to tiny hands?