If you follow our blog, you undoubtedly have a sense of calling to write for children and teens in the Christian market. Today, I want to encourage you to check out what’s new in children’s books. Keeping on top of that may include some things that surprise you, but they’ll be relatively simple additions to … More What’s New in Children’s Books?
As I write this, it’s raining. At least my lawn and flowerbeds are happy. Is it raining where you are? I don’t mean the weather. Is it raining on your writing? Are you familiar with Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s poem, “The Rainy Dayâ€? The day is cold, and dark, and dreary; It rains, and the wind … More Rainy Days
A unit study is a great way for kids to learn about a topic that sparks their interest. It is also a great way for writers to share their work and use all that “extra†information your research uncovered that just wouldn’t fit into your final piece. Unit studies take one topic—anything from quicksand to … More Creating Unit Studies