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What you write might change the world.
Educators! Browse my free print-ready posters:
https://t.co/qrTpnJZCxO
Some think short=easy when it comes to writing picture books. My thoughts: https://t.co/HvO8X2wmrw
(Thanks to @cbaileybooks for her caption help!)
It's hard not to take rejections personally, but try to remember that a rejection of your story is NOT a rejection of you as a person, or as a writer/illustrator. Best-selling author @jamesscottbell has great advice: https://t.co/ARQGU1LNPu
I want to read ALL THE BOOKS. https://t.co/zYSbclMn1t via @GIPHY
Want to support a friend's new book but can't afford to buy it? Here's what you can do (updated post): https://t.co/cNLLhzzgnk
How many others start slowing down near the end of a really good book because THEY DON'T WANT IT TO END?? 📚❤️
Also, what's the last book that made you feel like this?
More on ELEMENTS OF GENIUS illus @LazyFish11: From Dominican Republic, Lissy Marlin's mission is to bring "a little bit of magic to everyday life, one piece of art at a time!" https://t.co/5KZSK7VYya
Livestream w/ @creativecloud: https://t.co/HNvAEN5Quq
*Updated* My Twitter lists of Kidlit/YA editors https://t.co/5aU6f1g4Og & agents who rep kidlit/YA https://t.co/BcrOTcvRBC (Research before querying!)
Advice for aspiring book creators:
There is no shortcut. You need to do the work.
I continue to feel lucky to be working w/ @SimonKIDS editor @jpchanda. Justin is SO brilliant at helping me see the bigger picture. He channels my voice (never tries to push his), asks good questions, engages in my story, genuinely cares about young readers.