Life is settling into the new normal, which is different from the old normal and not without extra dollops of stress. With this new normal, we need to take a new look at time management for writers if we want to get back to writing.
Because dialogue is an essential element of any book, it’s worthwhile to take a specific look at writing great middle grade dialogue.
Let’s look at the complex middle grade characters who aren’t really likable, and how they can play a part in grabbing the reader and holding on.
Middle grade books are seeing an awakening in the publishing world. What you need to know when writing for middle grade.
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2nd Place: MEET THE QUACKERS!
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4th Place: THE GROUNDHOG AND THE SHADOW
2nd Place: EVE UNKNOWN
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5th Place: SKINNY BONES AND CATRINA
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