244: Industry Insider Tips from Hannah Holt
244: An Interview with Hannah Holt
May 21, 2021
Top 3 Narrative Nonfiction Missteps – Institute for Writers
241: Top 3 Narrative Nonfiction Missteps
April 16, 2021
215: How Structured is Your Picture Book?
215: How Structured is Your Picture Book?
August 28, 2020
Poetry-Based Revision for Picture Books | IFW
196: Poetry-Based Revision for Picture Books
April 17, 2020
How To Write a Rhyming Picture Book – Institute for Writers
195: How To Write a Rhyming Picture Book
April 10, 2020
186: Caldecott Bonus – Andrea J. Loney
186: Caldecott Bonus – Andrea J. Loney
February 7, 2020
185: Newbery Medalist Jerry Craft
185: Newbery Medalist Jerry Craft
January 31, 2020
125: Magnetize Your Books
125: Magnetize Your Books
November 16, 2018
100: We Celebrate!
100: We Celebrate!
May 18, 2018
Not All Children’s Books Are Picture Books
Children’s literature covers a vast area. There are picture books, chapter books, novels, graphic novels, and more. Find out which one is a good fit for you!
063: Picture Book Summit – Julie Hedlund
063: Picture Book Summit – Julie Hedlund
August 4, 2017
Sometimes, Ya Just Gotta Rhyme
There are a lot of rhyming picture books published every year, but writing a rhyming picture book is not as easy as it looks. Get tips for writing in rhyme now!
Learning to Write Short
Whether you’ve tried writing a picture book, poem, or short story, you know that writing short is difficult. Use these tips to learn how to write short.
Picture Books: Sound, Story, and Emotion
Being good at writing picture books means doing three things well: sound, story, and emotion. Here’s why these are essential in your next picture book draft.
019: Consider the Illustrator
019: Consider the Illustrator
September 30, 2016
012: Is This a Picture Book?
012: Is This a Picture Book?
August 12, 2016
005: Picture Books 101
005: Picture Books 101
June 24, 2016
