Children's Writer's World: Confessions of an Introverted Author

When you create characters for your stories, what kinds of traits do they have? What do they look like physically?  What are their perso...

Children's Writer's World warmly welcomes author Rita Monette. How is writing a series different than writing a stand alone bo...

Children's Writer's World warmly welcomes book reviewer Elizabeth Tipping. I’m delighted to be writing a guest post for Children...

Recently, I had been invited by an instructor at the School for Creative and Performing Arts in Lexington, Kentucky to participate in the s...

Illustrator Alison Lyne has amazing advice for picture book writers.  Add in Action Words One of the first things I look for, when ...

When you write for children ages  3 - 6, the poem or story should entertain and delight. Fictional pieces should not frighten very young ch...

f work out three times a week at the Lexington Tennis Club.  The gym is upstairs and looks down on rows of tennis courts, so while working o...