writingforchildren Feature Archive of Articles
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Writing a Children's Book Series
Will Your Publisher Market Your Book?
Points of View
Make Your Story Mobile-Friendly
Breaking into the Educational Market
Writing for the Educational Market
The Inspiring Story of The Elf on the Shelf
Nurturing Creativity
New Worlds to Conquer
Don't Let Your Dreams Blind You
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Writing a Children's Book Series
What are the benefits of writing a children's book series? This article offers 5 reasons why children's series are so popular.
Will Your Publisher Market Your Book?
How much publicity, marketing, and sales support does a traditional publisher provide for an author? This article provides a summary of some of the major activities that publishers support for their authors.
Points of View
What point of view should you use in writing your story? What are the advantages of using a particular point of view?
Make Your Story Mobile-Friendly
Points to Ponder as the Children's Market Expands into an Electronic Universe
Breaking into the Educational Market
Great tips on how to break into the educational market.
Writing for the Educational Market
What motivates middle-school and high-school students to learn?
The Inspiring Story of The Elf on the Shelf
Three powerhouse Georgian women create a self-publishing phenomenon.
Nurturing Creativity
This article provides suggestions for nurturing your creativity...the life force behind your successful writing.
New Worlds to Conquer
Mobile apps are taking children's literature in a new direction.
Don't Let Your Dreams Blind You
On your quest to become a working children's writer, you'll have to be cautious not to give your time and money to companies who are not legitimate. This article will help you determine whether you're being offered a trick or a treat.
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