School visits can be great fun; they are an opportunity for children's authors to connect with their audience in an interactive way. Children's author Peggy Thomas explains how to plan a school visit: she typically speaks to all k-6 elementary grades...

School visits can be great fun; they are an opportunity for children's authors to connect with their audience in an interactive way. Children's author Peggy Thomas explains how to plan a school visit: she typically speaks to all k-6 elementary grades...

During her university writing program, writer and editor Edie Glaser kept hearing "write what you know" from her instructors. She had started understanding her own vision impairment - nystagmus - a little more, and decided she wanted to help children...

Marketing and selling children's books can challenging since the purchasers of the books aren't necessarily the target readers. There are two key channels where critically acclaimed children's author Rob Harrell thinks these authors should focus — social...

Learn how to create a productive author-illustrator relationship when producing your children's book. The Tates discuss who should own the work and what details should be worked out before committing to a finalized author-illustrator agreement. ...

Learn how to create a productive author-illustrator relationship when producing your children's book. The Tates discuss who should own the work and what details should be worked out before committing to a finalized author-illustrator agreement. Click...

Children's Author Gina Otto encourages us to leave the old story behind, and find the new story. By taking personal stories and making them universal stories, your story can go the distance, and maybe even change the world.

Artist, illustrator, and author, Melanie Greenberg shares how she got started in publishing and offers some tips for others interested in doing the same, including the name of an organization you should absolutely join, a formula for sizing children...

Children's Author Gina Otto encourages us to leave the old story behind, and find the new story. By taking personal stories and making them universal stories, your story can go the distance, and maybe even change the world. Click here to play this audio...