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Using Humor to Write Children’s Books That Are Relatable for Both Children and Adults

Author Jessica Marie discusses using humor to write children’s books that are relatable for both children and adults.

Writing the Good and Bad of Childhood in Picture Books Sophia Payne

The Medicine in the Magic: Writing Big Emotions in Children Stories B.R. Duray

Storyboarding for Writers: How Sketching Can Strengthen Your Picture Book or Graphic Novel!Joan Holub

5 Lessons Learned: Developing a Picture Book Series With Recurring Characters Teresa Argenbright

Combining Words and Images for Picture Books Rachel Más Davidson

How to Write a Fun Picture Book About a Not Fun Topic Carlianne Tipsey

How to Tap Into Vulnerability and Show Strength in Picture Books Ashley Franklin

Debbie Ridpath Ohi: I Want to Read ALL the Books Robert Lee Brewer

That Feeling: Drawing Inspiration From Poetry to Write a Picture Book Morgan Christie

Tickling Funny Bones: 14 Tips for Crafting Humor in Children’s Books Sabrina Moyle

Look Up!: Finding Creative Inspiration in the Guilt of Looking Down Britt Gondolfi

Writing a Picture Book Based on My Grandmother’s Experience Ellen Weinstein

10 Pitfalls to Avoid When Self-Publishing a Picture Book Brooke Vitale

4 Tips for Incorporating History Into Picture Books Bridget Hodder

3 Big Tips for Writing a Children’s Picture Book Like a Pro Diana Murray

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