Writing a Children's Book
By RZ Aklat
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About this ebook
If you have ever wanted to write a true children’s classic, then you must dive into a child’s mind to see what makes them tick. Within the pages of this guide, all your questions will be expertly answered in a way that is simple and easy to read.
Follow along and discover how a children’s story is written—from finding out what a child prefers to read to getting the most from your marketing efforts. Every aspect, from beginning to end, is covered within the pages of this guide.
Understand why some children’s books, such as a Dr. Seuss classic, succeed while other, seemingly well written children’s books fail. Within this guide, you will understand what components of a story make up a children’s story and how to keep the child interested in reading your book. The guide does not stop there. After you have a quality book written, follow the steps to bring your book to market and have children reading it from every corner of the globe.
You can have the best book ever written, but if nobody knows about it, it will go unread. Avoid the pitfalls of many writers and follow these steps.
Children’s book author, Rusty W. Baker and his series of children’s books have, successfully done every step that he references in this guide. Take it from someone that has already been there. You need this guide.
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- Rating: 1 out of 5 stars1/5If you're interested in writing children's books or self-publishing... there are WAY better how-to books out there. Kudos to the author for sharing his experiences, but the information provided tends to be too general to really help a newbie author write and publish a great children's book. Oh, and in the first paragraph alone, there are more than 4 spelling, punctuation, and grammar errors. And this is a writing how-to book! Pass on this book and read one written by someone with years of experience writing, illustrating, and/or publishing children's books.