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How to Write a Children's Book From the Institute of Children's Literature: Advice on Writing Children's Books From the Experts Who've Taught Over 407,247 Writers How to Write a Book for Kids

Do You Want to Know How to Write a Childrenâ€™s Book?

Have you ever said, â€œIâ€™ve always wanted to write a book for kids!â€ but then never got around to it? Maybe you didnâ€™t know where to start, or how to get a good idea. Now you can start to write your book for children when you read How to Write a Childrenâ€™s Book, brought to you by the Institute of Childrenâ€™s Literature.

There are so many different kinds of childrenâ€™s books, from picture books to chapter books, middle grade novels, and young adult, itâ€™s hard to know which way to go. Should you decide youâ€™re going to write for a particular age group and then come up with an idea that fits them? Or should you decide to write a story or article about a particular idea, then choose the age group thatâ€™s right for it? Almost anything can become a nonfiction topic for young readers, given their curiosity and appetite for facts about the world around them. But each topic has to be aimed at the right readership. Youâ€™ll have a much better handle on all this and more once you read the chapter â€œHow Old Is Your Reader?â€

How to Write a Childrenâ€™s Book Will Start You on Your Way to Being an Author

Whether you you want to have a full-blown career writing childrenâ€™s books, be traditionally publish, self-publish, or simply want one book to hand down to your own children and grandkids, How to Write a Childrenâ€™s Book will help you.

Here's What You'll Learn from How to Write a Childrenâ€™s Book:

â€¢ Where Do You Get Your Ideas? Bestselling childrenâ€™s authors like Judy Blume, R.L. Stine, Jane Yolen and more share their answers. Youâ€™ll find out how to know when an idea is worth following, and how to write a smart book.
â€¢ How to figure out which readership is right for you.
â€¢ How to target and hit the mark with your reader and make sure youâ€™re writing to the right age.
â€¢ How to get going, using writing prompts provided
â€¢ How to get to know your main character
â€¢ How to plot a great story
â€¢ What editors wish writers knew
â€¢ Five good tools that can get you into bad trouble

Whether youâ€™re a first time or advanced writer, youâ€™ll love how inspirational and educational How to Write a Childrenâ€™s Book is, and how much it helps you! All the way to the very end, where youâ€™ll find

â€¢ Your Organization Checklist

â€¢ Character and Settings Checklist

â€¢ Sentence Structure Checklist

â€¢ Mechanics Checklist

Scroll to the top of this page and click the buy button to learn to write your childrenâ€™s book today!

Country	USA
Author	Katie Davis
Binding	Kindle Edition
Edition	1
Format	Kindle eBook
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Label	Institute of Children's Literature
Manufacturer	Institute of Children's Literature
NumberOfPages	118
PublicationDate	2015-12-01
Publisher	Institute of Children's Literature
ReleaseDate	2015-12-01
Studio	Institute of Children's Literature

How to Write a Children's Book From the Institute of Children's Literature: Advice on Writing Children's Books From the Experts Who've Taught Over 407,247 Writers How to Write a Book for Kids

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