You Can Write for Children: How to Write Great Stories, Articles, and
Books for Kids and Teenagers
The paperback is $12.99, Kindle is $4.99, or you can read it for free if you have a Kindle Unlimited
subscription.
I have two children’s
picture books on my computer, and, after reading this book, I know what I need
to do to make them better.
This is a terrific
resource book for anyone who has considered writing for children. Each chapter
has a tip section as well as specific resources, concrete examples, and easy to
understand explanation of terms and topics. Excellent book!
A definite “winner” in the “how-to-write” book library.
Grab a copy for aspiring writers
you know, or put it on your wish list!
If you know writers who write for either adults or children who need something more advanced, try Advanced Plotting. The paperback is only $9.99, Kindle is $4.99, or you can read it for free if you have a Kindle Unlimited subscription.
Advanced Plotting is designed for the intermediate and
advanced writer: you’ve finished a few manuscripts, read books and articles on
writing, taken some classes, attended conferences. But you still struggle with
plot, or suspect that your plotting needs work.
This really is helping me a lot. It’s written
beautifully and to-the-point. The essays really help you zero in on your own
problems in your manuscript. The Plot Outline Exercise is a great tool!
I just read and—dissected—your well written book:
Advanced Plotting. It’s now highlighted in bright orange and
littered with many of those little 3M sticky labels. GOOD JOB. There are too
many just-for-beginners books out there. Yours was a delight.
Advanced Plotting
is helping me to be more focused, to
stop and ask the right questions, to dig deeper.
See all of Chris’s books on Amazon or Amazon UK. (For other countries click here.)
Chris Eboch is the author of over 60 books for children, including nonfiction and fiction, early reader through teen. Her novels for ages nine and up include The Eyes of Pharaoh, a mystery in ancient Egypt; The Well of Sacrifice, a Mayan adventure used in many schools; The Genie’s Gift, a middle eastern fantasy; and the Haunted series, about kids who travel with a ghost hunter TV show, which starts with The Ghost on the Stairs.
Learn more at chriseboch.com.