WRITING FOR CHILDREN by Stepahnie Baudet, Dr. Graham Lawler (Editor) ( 9781842853023 )

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Title:

WRITING FOR CHILDREN

By:

Stepahnie Baudet, Dr. Graham Lawler (Editor)

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Paperback

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1842853023

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9781842853023

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GLMP LTD

Pub. date:

30 August, 2012

Pages:

150

Description:

Who else wants to write for children? New authors often mistakenly think that writing for children is easy. BUT children are discerning readers and will not accept re-cycled stories from the 1950's and 60's. They want exciting stories of heroes and heroines with whom they can identify and share adventures.

Synopsis:

Who else wants to write for children? New authors often mistakenly think that writing for children is easy. Nothing could be further from the truth. Children are discerning readers and will not accept re-cycled stories from the 1950's and 60's. They want exciting stories of heroes and heroines with whom they can identify and share adventures. Writing for this market is a minefield unless you have insider information. That is why this book is so important and why it will become a classic in creative writing circles. Market - All creative writing enthusiasts. - All university and WEA creative writing students. - Secondary school and sixth-form libraries. - Teachers, tutors and lecturers responsible for creative writing and English teaching SUBJECT AREA Creative writing/English Literature/Lifelong Learning Related Titles Writing Science Fiction 978-184285-060-2 Kate Walker's 12-Point Guide to Writing Romance 978-1-84285-131-9 Writing tv scripts 978-1-84285-062-6 Writing Soap 978-1-84285-118-0

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Aber Publishing

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