A Different Point of View – Books That Help Break the Story Mold So We Can Experience Narrative In Different Ways! by Donna Washington...

Unlimited Possibilities: The World of Anthropomorphized Objects By Jill Dana In the children’s book world, when readers think...

BUILDING BRIDGES OF CONNECTION by Melissa Stoller When writing books for children, my goal is to make connections - using subject matter,...

PB Bios that Use Details to Tell Important Tales By Mary Boone As a kid growing up in rural Iowa, I loved reading biographies of ordinary...

HOW TO HOOK WITH YOUR BOOK - A TEACHER’S PERSPECTIVE A 3 part guide showing authors how to hook students with their writing by Molly...

by Roxanne Troup Kids love facts. And nonfiction is a wonderful tool for building critical thinking and research skills. But modern...

...in a Kid-Friendly Way By Ana Siqueira Tough topics, such as death, illness, war, poverty, and divorce are needed, but how can you...

by S. K. Wenger Show, don’t tell. At one time or another, writers hear this familiar guideline given as advice for a manuscript. It often...

Early Reader v. Early Reader By Michele McAvoy The early reader landscape is changing and I love it! I have two kiddos. When my son,...

As a mental health clinician, I’ve always sought out books with social-emotional learning components. They used to be rather difficult to...