How to Start a Children’s Book
Start your children's book with great storytelling, identifiable characters, and lessons that help young readers understand the world.
Expanding Boundaries: Pioneers of Travel Writing
The notion of combining a love for travel and writing — and being paid as a travel writer — can be an enticing fantasy. We look at some of the titans of the genre.
If Not Now, When? 6 Reasons to Finish Your Book Now.
Here are six reasons why now is your moment to finish your book—because your vision and creativity are worth seeing through to completion.
7 Common Themes in Children’s Literature
How do you decide on a theme for your children's book? We look at common themes in children's literature to help you craft a story kids will love.
Writing as Invitation, Not Expectation
Rather than seeing writing as expectation, something you must do with a result hanging in the balance, allow writing to be an invitation — an opportunity to engage.
What Makes a Good Children’s Book: 6 Characteristics
What makes a good children's book? You need relatable characters, fantastic illustrations, and a central theme. But wait! There's more...
Round vs. Flat Character: What’s the Difference?
How do you make your characters come to life? Understanding the difference between round and flat characters is key to a great story.
