Write a children’s book

Looking for a guide on how to write a children's book for beginners? Check out our ultimate resource on writing children's stories.

Learning how to write and illustrate a children's book is a process and the best way to learn is by starting your book now and DOING it! I created a step-by-step guide to help you through each step of the way. It's important not to get too ahead of yourself in order to minimize overwhelm and burn out. I hope this resource helps you in your creative journey and you continue to do what you love!

Here are the 7 steps to writing a book for children, plus publishing tips from an editor for aspiring children's book authors.

How to write children’s books, a kids book author guide. Children’s book writing tips and advice to write, edit and publish a children’s book. When writing children’s storie…

Inside: You can publish a children's book. You can do it this year! Let's get started with three different paths forward. Shortly after publishing Belinda Baloney Changes Her Mind I started getting messages that were worded much more eloquently but essentially boiled down to this: But, like, how? It's a great question! And a question

Our guest today is a 30 Days or Less alumna and the author of a charming children's book. As you can imagine, writing a book for children is no easy feat, especially for a first timer. Carrie agreed to tell us about the process that took her from a simple idea she had while working

Do you want to learn how to write a children's book? This article shares everything you need to know, from a best-selling picture book author.

How to write a children's book— everything you need to know! How to Write a Children's Book That Rocks! Thinking of writing a children's storybook? As an independent publisher, I often get calls from men and women who have either written a kids' story or have one in mind they want to write. This article

Have you had an idea for a children's book forever, but no idea how to start writing it? You want to write for children--but what do you do next?