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The Most Common Mistakes Children's Books Authors Make | Joy Peskin

The Most Common Mistakes Children’s Books Authors Make Joy Peskin

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

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

Once Upon a Twist: Writing Fresh Takes on Familiar Tales, by Patrick Horne

Once Upon a Twist: Writing Fresh Takes on Familiar Tales Patrick Horne

Writing Through Grief in Children's Books, by Tim Cummings

Writing Through Grief in Children’s Books Tim Cummings

Going Back in Time to Write a Middle-Grade Novel, by Donna Galanti

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

The Medicine in Magic: Writing Big Emotions in Children's Stories, by B.R. Duray

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

How to Find Light in the Darkness in Fiction, by Lauren Magaziner

How to Find Light in the Darkness in Fiction Lauren Magaziner

G.F. Miller: On Romance in Middle-Grade Fiction

G. F. Miller: On Romance in Middle-Grade Fiction Robert Lee Brewer

Writing for Kids: The Balancing Act of Fart Jokes and Difficult Topics, by Rex Ogle

Writing for Kids: The Balancing Act of Fart Jokes and Difficult Topics Rex Ogle

Creating Gobight Martial Arts for My Novel, by Catharina Steel

Creating Gobight Martial Arts for My Novel Catharina Steel

Picturing Success: A Guide to Crafting Picture Books and Landing Agents, by Alyssa Reynoso-Morris

Picturing Success: A Guide to Crafting Picture Books and Landing Agents Alyssa Reynoso-Morris

Marcella Pixley: Writing Is More Like Channeling Robert Lee Brewer

Grace Lin: Respect Your Readers Robert Lee Brewer

Picture Book or Short Story? Which is it?Mary Cummings

Creating Universal Stories From the Most Personal, by Lyla Lee

Creating Universal Stories From the Most Personal Lyla Lee

Kate Messner: On Writing About the Many Masks of Grief Robert Lee Brewer