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Middle grade fiction

Character How to Use Rotating Point-Of-View to Engage Middle-Grade Readers

Author Lindsay Champion shares her top three tips for how to use rotating point-of-view to engage middle-grade readers.

Lindsay Champion

Children's Daniel Pinkwater, Alan Mendelsohn, and Why I Write Books for Children Jed Alexander

Children's Writing Effective Emotions for Pre-Teen Readers Sherry Shahan

Mystery/Thriller A Conversation With Lauren Myracle on Breaking the Rules by Writing Across Ages and Genres (Killer Writers)Clay Stafford

WD Podcasts Keeping Young Readers Engaged with Alyssa Colman The Editors of Writer's Digest

Children's Voice Lessons Sherri Winston

Writing Habits and Practices Libraries and the Magic of a Dream Come True Jenny Lundquist

Children's Going Back in Time to Write a Middle-Grade Novel Donna Galanti

Children's How to Find Light in the Darkness in Fiction Lauren Magaziner

Children's Creating Gobight Martial Arts for My Novel Catharina Steel

Write Better Fiction 5 Tips for Writing Middle-Grade Romance Britnee Meiser

Write Better Fiction Steven Banbury: I Learned Not To Box Myself in Too Much Robert Lee Brewer

Write Better Fiction Balancing a Compelling Story With Life Lessons in Middle-Grade Fiction Gayle Forman

Writing Techniques Making the Case for Feel-Good Fiction J.E. Thomas

Write Better Fiction Jordan Kopy: This Industry Demands a Thick Skin Robert Lee Brewer

Write Better Poetry Kashmira Sheth: Our Shared Humanity Is Stronger Than the Labels That Keep Us Separated Robert Lee Brewer

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