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How to Use Rotating Point-Of-View to Engage Middle-Grade Readers, by Lindsay Champion

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

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

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

Writing Effective Emotions for Pre-Teen Readers, by Sherry Shahan

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

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

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

How Photography Led Me to Write a Children's Book, by Louise Wannier

Children's How Photography Led Me to Write a Children’s Book Louise Wannier

Essential Tips for Writing Social-Emotional Picture Books for Kids, by Susan Verde

Children's 5 Essential Tips for Writing Social-Emotional Picture Books for Kids Susan Verde

Write Better Fiction Kirsten W. Larson: Writing Is Just Such a Messy Process for Me Robert Lee Brewer

3 Tools to Help You Write Convincingly From a Child's Point of View in Fiction, by Sage Tyrtle

Character 3 Tools to Help You Write Convincingly From a Child’s Point of View in Fiction Sage Tyrtle

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

Children's John Claude Bemis: Be a Professional Daydreamer Robert Lee Brewer

Children's Cassandra Ramos-Gomez: On Mixing the Macabre With Middle-Grade Humor Robert Lee Brewer

Using Humor to Write Children's Books That Are Relatable for Both Children and Adults, by Jessica Marie

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

An Invitation to Write Diverse Stories That Break the Rules, by Kimberly Tso

Children's An Invitation to Write Diverse Stories That Break the Rules Kimberly Tso

Voice Lessons | Sherri Winston

Children's Voice Lessons Sherri Winston

Dads Need Role Models Too | Andrew Weiner

Children's Dads Need Role Models Too Andrew Weiner

If You Want to Write a Story: 5 Tips for Inspiring Creativity in Young Readers and Writers, by Jeff Mack

Children's If You Want to Write a Story: 5 Tips for Inspiring Creativity in Young Readers and Writers Jeff Mack