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Tag Archives: KidLit
An Interview with Award-Winning Author Pamela Tuck, by Laura Parnum
It is my pleasure to be speaking with award-winning children’s book author Pamela Tuck about her writing career, her inspirations, and her new book, Mother of Many. Pamela’s other books include Color Struck, The Adventure of Sheldon, the Mushroom, and … Continue reading
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Tagged 30 day picture book idea challenge, as fast as words could fly, children's book author, Color Struck, eastern PA scbwi, kid lit, KidLit, lee and low new voices award, Mom's Choice Award, Mother of Many, Pamela Tuck, picture book author, rhyming picture book, SCBWI, The Adventure of Sheldon the Mushroom, Writing Inspiration, writing journey
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Agent Spotlight: An Interview with Alyssa Henkin, by Laura Parnum
We are thrilled to have Alyssa Henkin, literary agent and Senior Vice President at Trident Media Group, here on the blog today. After earning her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Pennsylvania, Alyssa fulfilled a childhood dream that she professed on a … Continue reading
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Tagged Alyssa Henkin, children's book world, Children's Literature, children's publishing, diverse voices, eastern PA scbwi, fiction, graphic novel, interview, KidLit, literary agent, Main Point Books, MG, middle grade, nonfiction, nonfiction series, Query, SCBWI, Trident Media Group, YA, young adult
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#LoveMadeVisible: Morning! by Anni Matsick
© 2019 Anni Matsick Morning! By Anni Matsick Anni Matsick has had a long career in children’s publishing, working traditionally in watercolor on paper. More recent work can be seen on her website at http://www.annimatsick.com. Anni’s studio is in her home … Continue reading
Voice in Nonfiction – Part 1, by Anthony D. Fredericks
Navigating Nonfiction A monthly column by Anthony D. Fredericks There is a potent secret to good nonfiction writing! It’s called voice. Voice is that element in writing that connects the author with the reader. It’s a bond, a trust, and a … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony D. Fredericks, children's books, I am the desert, KidLit, Navigating Nonfiction, nonfiction, nonfiction children's books, nonfiction picture books, SCBWI, voice, writing children's books: everything you need to know from story creation to getting published
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#LoveMadeVisible: I Love You, by Jane Resides
I LOVE YOU By Jane Resides I love your eyes, your tiny nose. I love each one of your squirmy toes. I love your thumbs, your pinkies, too, and all the fingers between the two. I love your smile, your … Continue reading
#LoveMadeVisible: How Do I Love Thee, by Kathy Spall
How Do I Love Thee By Kathy Spall Kathy Spall studied art and design at the Fashion Institute of Technology and worked in fashion design. Later she taught PE at a preschool and ballet, tap, and acro classes at a dance … Continue reading
#LoveMadeVisible: Bear and His Eggs, by Meg Auchenbach
Bear and His Eggs by Meg Auchenbach Meg Auchenbach is an illustrator, writer, and educator with a B.F.A in painting and an M.F.A in Illustration. As a child, Meg created many books and dreamt of being a children’s book writer and … Continue reading
