Lessons I’ve Learned – pt. 2 My last newsletter focused on the writing side of creating a children’s book. Here I’ll look more closely at what it takes to illustrate a book where the pictures matter more than the words. As someone who has no professional training in book illustration, I can honestly tell youContinue reading “Illustrating Books for Kids – Lessons I’ve Learned”
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Writing Books for Kids – Lessons I’ve Learned
Quick Book Update My new book The No Fun Day is finished, but I still have not seen the finished product. I’m currently waiting on proofs from two online printers to see which looks best. Hopefully, at least one of them will be perfect, and I’ll be ready to launch the book. But if neither looks good,Continue reading “Writing Books for Kids – Lessons I’ve Learned”
Cover Reveal for my New Kid’s Book!
My first children’s book . . . . . . called The No Fun Day, is in the final editing stages. That means I have the book in the hands of a few trusted readers who are helping me with proofreading. Next, I’ll upload the book to my printer and wait to receive a proof copyContinue reading “Cover Reveal for my New Kid’s Book!”
SCOTT CAHAN 