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1 Creating Children’s Books
Chloe Boyd

2 Pride & Prejudice

3 Pride & Prejudice

4 Sense & Sensibility

5 Tips READ children’s books Consider why you want to write them
Keep it short! (My story is 78 words.) Remember: just because it is short, doesn’t mean it’s easy Create little “dummy” books for your rough drafts Show your ideas to others and get their input

6 Little Hoot

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16 Sources Adams, Jennifer, Alison Oliver, and Jane Austen. Little Miss Austen: Pride & Prejudice and Sense and Sensibility. Layton, UT: Gibbs Smith, Print. Furbee, Mary R. "Ten Tips for Aspiring Children's Book Writers." Ten Tips for Aspiring Children's Book Writers. N.p., Web. 13 Nov Kuipers, Alice. "10 Tips for Writing Children's Picture Books « Writing Tips by Alice Kuipers Writing Tips by Alice Kuipers." Writing Tips by Alice Kuipers 10 Tips for Writing Childrens Picture Books Comments. N.p., Web. 13 Nov Rosenthal, Amy Krouse., and Jen Corace. Little Hoot. San Francisco: Chronicle, Print.

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