My first five books for children were all released as picture books. Three of those were later released as board books. That got me interested in exploring the differences between the two formats and a few summers ago I decided to try my hand at writing for the board...
Young Adult
Amazing Hack for Writing the Setting of a Story
There’s no way around it. Writing a children’s novel takes time. I know writer friends and writing challenges that boast they can whip out a picture book in one day. Not so with a children’s novel. The setting of the story. The plot. The characters. The shortest time...
Book Review, Bedtime With Daddy by Author Nancy Sanders
Interview with Author Nancy Sanders Jean: Hi, Nancy. Thanks for chatting with me about your newest book. It is TOO cute. Because you're such a successful author I have a few questions for you—things our Write2Ignite readers might want to know. Ready? Nancy: Sure. Fire...
Book Review: “Mud and Water” by Cherie Haines
In her book, Mud and Water, Cherie Haines creates an engaging world with compassionate characters you won’t want to miss.
Book Review & Interview with Author Vanessa Fortenberry
Why do we think it is strange for young children to want to praise the Lord? Author Vanessa Fortenberry turns this idea on its head in her book Grandma, Granddad, We Want to Praise God.
Inside the Ten-Foot Line by Lori Scott: A Review by Guest Blogger, Amanda Moyer
Behind the Story of Inside the Ten-Foot Line Inside the Ten-Foot Line by Lori Scott broaches issues such as life goals, God’s leading, and relationships, but also deeper relevant subjects like eating disorders, grief, and physical abuse. All these themes grow...
<em>The Lost Bard of Taliyaven</em>: A Book Review by Kathryn Dover
The Lost Bard of Taliyaven by Helena S. George is a Christian fantasy novel that follows the story of Masha, a villager who is forced to flee her hometown when a neighboring country invades.
Until Leaves Fall in Paris: A Book Review by Kathryn Dover
Sarah Sundin is one of my favorite authors, and her latest novel, Until Leaves Fall in Paris, does not disappoint. Until Leaves Fall in Paris is a stand-alone novel that loosely connects to Sundin’s previous novel, When Twilight Breaks.
The Fabled Stables: Exploring Early Chapter Books
Explore the world of early chapter books and enjoy a review of The Fabled Stables, one of my favorites.
Jaime Jo Wright’s Novels: A Review, Part 2 by Kathryn Dover
In my last post, I gave a brief overview of Jaime Jo Wright’s novels and a review of her most recent one, The Souls of Lost Lake. I also mentioned two of her other novels, Echoes Among the Stones and The Haunting at Bonaventure Circus, which I have read recently.










