MOWMT Day #17: Vivian Kirkfield Celebrates...Whatever!
HAPPY WHATEVER: CRAFTING A HOLIDAY-THEMED MANUSCRIPT by Vivian Kirkfield Today actually is a holiday…it’s St. Patrick’s Day. In fact,...
MOWMT Day #16: Annette Schottenfeld Shares Tips and Tricks
Tips and Tricks for Creating a Great Picture Book Read Aloud By Annette Schottenfeld As writers, we know the basic elements that go into...
MOWMT Day #15: Laura Roettiger Incorporates Social Justice
Incorporating Social Justice into Books for Children by Laura Roettiger Inspiration comes from so many different places no matter who...
MOWMT Day #14: Lynne Marie Celebrates
It's no secret that I love, love, love holiday celebrations. Along with Rate Your Story Judge / Author Heather Macht, I am the...
MOWMT Day #13: Mariana Rios Ramírez Tells Stories with Spanish
by Mariana Ríos Ramírez One of my favorite things about being a Mexican children’s book author is sharing my personal experiences,...
MOWMT Day #12: Bonnie Kelso Finds What's Funny
Cultivating Humor In Your Informational Fiction Picture Book Manuscript By Bonnie Kelso PRO TIP: Humor is a powerful tool. You don’t have...
MOWMT Day #11: Donna Washington Explores POV
A Different Point of View – Books That Help Break the Story Mold So We Can Experience Narrative In Different Ways! by Donna Washington...
MOWMT Day #10: Jill Dana Explores the Possibilities
Unlimited Possibilities: The World of Anthropomorphized Objects By Jill Dana In the children’s book world, when readers think...
MOWMT Day #9: Melissa Stoller Builds Bridges
BUILDING BRIDGES OF CONNECTION by Melissa Stoller When writing books for children, my goal is to make connections - using subject matter,...
MOWMT Day #8: Mary Boone Goes Beyond Dates and Places
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...
