Writing Children’s Books – A Cheat Sheet
If you are writing a book for children, you probably have lots of questions. In this post, we’ve shared cheat sheets for writing children’s books.
20 November is recognised as Universal Children’s Day. It marks the day on which the United Nations Assembly adopted the Declaration of the Rights of the Child, in 1959, and the Convention on the Rights of the Child, in 1989.
Children love books and stories, and we want to celebrate that by sharing this wonderful cheat sheet to help writers of children’s books.
Cheat Sheets For Writing Children’s Books
From Writing Children’s Books For Dummies
If you enjoyed this, read:
- Six Ways To Find The Children’s Story Only You Can Tell
- 10 Powerful Recurring Themes In Children’s Stories
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Posted on: 9th March 2014
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Thanks for sharing! As someone who’s considering getting into children’s fiction, this was a great find. I think they’re mostly great tips. However, I have to disagree with the “NEVER” to anthropomorphizing animals. I’m not sure what the justification is for that, but tons of kids love animals and would love them as characters. They’re already seeing a lot of it in the movies and TV shows they’re watching, so it’s not as if it will be confusing for off-putting. What do you think?
thank you for these, they are great tips.
I’m a new writer of children books, please provide tips on writing ebooks