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This eBook topics include Adventure, Fairy Tales, General Children's Bedtime Stories, Imagination, and Magical Carpet Rides Over Fantasy Worlds. Everything to spark their imagination, and take them on a journey through a world of wonder.
Storytelling is as old as the human race itself, and will always be in our hearts. Was television not inspired by storytelling, what then is it other than storytelling with movies and series? Let's just forget about the news stories, those fairy tales are often just a bit too "farfetched". Besides, much too complicated for many kids to comprehend.
The idea of Short Bedtime Stories For Kids was flamed by an affiliate product review. AI software that generates stunning, illustrated children's books, even if you have no idea what to write about. Therefore, I decided to challenge myself as a writer.
Admittedly, a bit outside my primary niche (digital marketing), but then change does not happen in your comfort zone. See, making money online is about content marketing strategies, which is precisely what this is. Only this time, in another niche, covering different juvenile fiction and non-fiction topics and bedtime stories
Storytelling is as old as the human race itself, and will always be in our hearts. Was television not inspired by storytelling, what then is it other than storytelling with movies and series? Let's just forget about the news stories, those fairy tales are often just a bit too "farfetched". Besides, much too complicated for many kids to comprehend.
The idea of Short Bedtime Stories For Kids was flamed by an affiliate product review. AI software that generates stunning, illustrated children's books, even if you have no idea what to write about. Therefore, I decided to challenge myself as a writer.
Admittedly, a bit outside my primary niche (digital marketing), but then change does not happen in your comfort zone. See, making money online is about content marketing strategies, which is precisely what this is. Only this time, in another niche, covering different juvenile fiction and non-fiction topics and bedtime stories
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