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53 voters
Best of the Children's Market: A collection of over 80 Articles and Stories Published by Leading Children's Magazines
A special feature is the From the Author column that accompanies every story and article. Here the writers describe their diverse backgrounds and experiences and share with you the techniques they used to create, develop and market their successful manuscripts.
Paperback, 192 pages
Published
January 25th 2005
by Writer's Institute Publications
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I received this book as part of the curriculum in an Online Writing Course associated with the
Institute of Children's Literature
. The school might work wonders for some people, and according to the testimonials on their page it does, but it was a bust for me. I was lucky to get out before I lost even more cash! I wouldn't recommend the school to anyone, I think networking online and reading a good book about how to submit your work to editors will get you the same results.
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Great collection of articles and shorts. Good reference for want-to-be authors, like myself. You can see what editors are looking for. I especially like the author's comments: very useful and motivating.
Again a book for my writing class and they have me skipping all over this one too. I've read allot on my own, so that is why there is a page number. I love the stories I've read so far in this book. This book is a GREAT way to learn how to write and what children and publishers are looking for in a writer.
great reference book for childrens writing samples as part of my institute of childrens lit course
not finished during Feb 2010, so it'll be waiting in the Unfinished :)
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