R.M. Snider
My first three books were a YA series that had heavy, realistic themes set in history about 100 years ago. But now...
I'm going in a different direction entirely. My kids (ages 10, 9, 6) always ask me to tell them a "new" story, meaning I have to make one up on the fly. I began telling them "King Peter" stories and, now, it's turned into a series that I'm penning with the help of my three littles. It'll be for the middle grade market and will likely be a series called (you guessed it) The King Peter Series. The first book will be called "The Good King and the Quest for the Seven Relics" or something like that, and I'm listing my kids as co-authors since they've been my biggest critics, fans and editors.
I'm going in a different direction entirely. My kids (ages 10, 9, 6) always ask me to tell them a "new" story, meaning I have to make one up on the fly. I began telling them "King Peter" stories and, now, it's turned into a series that I'm penning with the help of my three littles. It'll be for the middle grade market and will likely be a series called (you guessed it) The King Peter Series. The first book will be called "The Good King and the Quest for the Seven Relics" or something like that, and I'm listing my kids as co-authors since they've been my biggest critics, fans and editors.
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