Debbie Ridpath Ohiさんのイラストまとめ

What you write might change the world.

(Educators: feel free to download/print for your classroom: https://t.co/qrTpnJZCxO)

The beautiful part of writing is that you don't have to get it right the first time unlike, say, brain surgery. - Robert Cormier

(Free print-ready posters: https://t.co/qrTpnJZCxO)

*Updated* My Twitter lists of Kidlit/YA editors https://t.co/kBplQxuOp2 & agents who rep kidlit/YA https://t.co/bX0oZwph8y

Common mistake by new picture book writers: assuming that short = easy or quick. More @jpchanda (my editor at @SimonKIDS) advice: https://t.co/3BM3Wyyi1J

(Thanks @cbaileybooks for caption help!)

What you write might change the world.

(Free print-ready posters: https://t.co/qrTpnJZCxO)

*Updated* My Twitter lists of Kidlit/YA editors https://t.co/kBplQxuOp2 & agents who rep kidlit/YA https://t.co/bX0oZwph8y

*Updated* My Twitter lists of Kidlit/YA editors https://t.co/kBplQxuOp2 & agents who rep kidlit/YA https://t.co/bX0oZwph8y

Curious about how a picture book is made? @JenBetton (former @SCBWI Mentee) shares behind-the-scenes peek into writing & illus process for her debut solo picture book, HEDGEHOG NEEDS A HUG: https://t.co/lRH5mtBC6n HEDGEHOG launches June 19 (Penguin/Putnam)!

Anyone else feel like this when they're about to start reading a book they've been super-excited about? What was the most recent book that made you feel this way? 📚❤️

From the photos I see posted by my cat-owning writer friends, this appears to be a common source of twriter's block: