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?
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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?
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.
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.
Writing for Children and Internal Dialogue
Internal thoughts can add depth and dimension to your characters and enhance your overall storytelling. Find out eleven ways to use them effectively.
Writing Middle-Grade Guidelines
Is it okay to include romance in a middle-grade story?
Writing: The What, The If, and The How
Every story needs the what, the if, and the how. But when writing, how do they work together to make an engaging story for kids?
Writing a Story That Won’t Flow
What do you do when the story you’re writing gives you a hard time?
Is it a Story or a Series of Events?
How can you tell if you’re writing a story or a series of events?
Is Your Self-Published Book Professionally Done?
Is your self-published children’s book something you’re proud of? Find out what you need to do to create a professional book.