Writing for Children

Writing for Children

Children's books are fun to read, and delightful to write. Share yours with a child, grandchild or the public, by discovering the way to write compelling children's literature in the exciting, hands-on course.

Whether your goal is a picture book, storybook, middle reader or young adult novel, this course provides all the tools you need to succeed.

You'll discover the joys of all these different children's genres:

• Picture Books
• Concept Books
• Storybooks
• Emergent Readers
• First Chapter Books
• Middle Readers
• Young Adult Novels

The course introduces you to great fiction and nonfiction children's books for all ages.

Step by step, you'll learn and practice:

• What Makes Great Children's Literature
• The Difference Between Story and Plot
• Dramatic Elements for Great Fiction
• Character Building
• Tips for Polishing Your Work

Once you've created your book, you'll learn how to:

• Find a publisher or agent
• Capitalize on the lucrative world of self-publishing
• Market your book for fun and profit!

In addition to the lessons, the course offers extensive supplemental materials, including reference lists of great children's books in all categories, and more than a hundred links to web resources vital to any children's author.

Whether this is your first children's book or you're an experienced author looking for new techniques, Writing for Children has what you need to get your idea published. Enroll now!

Everything you need to create a bestselling Picture Book, Storybook, Middle Reader or Young Adult Novel!

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What you will learn

• Explore the different types of Picture Books and Storybooks
• Discover the difference between Emergent Readers and First Chapter Books
• Learn what content belongs in a Middle Reader

Rating: 4.3

Level: All Levels

Duration: 3 hours

Instructor: Steve Alcorn