Beatrice Said:

Do all children books need to have dialog in them?

We Answered:

Just prose?

Without dialog, any story, especially fiction, will seem half-done.

Leaving out dialog from a story is like leaving the cheese off of a slice of pizza.

Mattie Said:

Can someone give me adive about a creative writing class?

We Answered:

If you want to start a creative writing club, I suggest that you partner up with an established organizations for sponsorship. That way, you will get the support you need, and the children will get sponsorship from a company that they can trust.

For example: Felicity Motivational Group sponsors educational community events nationwide. If you go to their website's "contact us" page, there is a link for partnerships, alliances, and business proposals.

Good luck

Christopher Said:

I need an idea for a children's story for my creative writing class. Help?

We Answered:

i was gonna write one for my /w class but i dropped out (YAY SO HAPPY!!) but any way it was about a butter fly that just leaves its ca coon and i discovering the world around him/her like he/she meets a lady buy or whatever and at the end he/she finds another butterfly with the same problom and decide to be friends.

Anthony Said:

Is it hard to be a children's author?

We Answered:

to do anything big that will get your name out there will probably be a little diffuclt. just try hard and dont give up. you may need to take a few risks but its all part of the procces. and i hope you have a little cash saved up cause....well, you'll never know.

Peggy Said:

What should i write for a children's book?

We Answered:

Trains. Boys are obsessed with trains. Make it a story you heard before (something well loved and classic) then twist it around so trains are the main characters. An instant hit! Would make millions.

Add in an educational aspect if possible. Colors, numbers etc. The perfect child's book.