Childrens Books

Children are eaily the hardest audience to write for, but here are some amazing books, released or releasing this year that should grab… — Children are eaily the hardest audience to write for, but here are some amazing books, released or releasing this year that should grab Children’s attention. The Not-So-Uniform Life of Holly-Mei by Christina Matula Pub Date 05 Apr 2022 Inkyard Press Children’s Fiction | Middle Grade

Book of Storytelling: Itsy-Bitsy Cloud by Francis Edwards — Book of Storytelling: Itsy-Bitsy Cloud by Francis Edwards Chapter III Itsy-Bitsy Tells Her Secret Chapter III Itsy-Bitsy Tells Her Secret One day, Itsy-Bitsy is asked by her mother to go out in the back garden to pick some flowers for a table setting. Merry-Weather is planning to entertain the local…

The Mothers of Fact — After the lessons, Mr.Carroll led the class and the redcoats on a twisty road that led back to the river. He had a pocketful of magic coins, so they had no trouble getting back on Mr. Charon’s ferry, and in no time at all they were in another underworld. As…

Bringing out-of-print books back to life — Bringing out-of-print books back to life It’s been over two years since I received the letter from my former publisher, Coteau Books, letting me know that after forty-five years their wonderful literary press was going under. It was a sad day for many of us in the Canadian Lit world…

Things to consider when your target audience doesn’t have social media, a credit card, or the final say in what they read. — My first middle grade novel came out with Scholastic in fall 2017, and I’ve learned a lot about marketing since then. I am not a marketing expert, and I do believe that only publishers can significantly move the needle in terms of sales. By significant, I mean that publisher activities…