http://cbiclubhouse.com/2009/08/how-to-judge-your-childrens-book-idea/ Writing Picture Books, Easy Readers, Young Adult Books and More! Tue, 07 Sep 2010 22:58:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://cbiclubhouse.com/2009/08/how-to-judge-your-childrens-book-idea/comment-page-1/#comment-2184 Delores Chappell Mon, 26 Oct 2009 02:48:37 +0000 http://cbiclubhouse.com/?p=3059#comment-2184 Thank you for the wonderful tips on writing children fiction books. I have written and self published one with Trafford Publishing Company entitled: Seven Little Monkeys Making New Friends. Unfortunately, there were some spelling errors that managed to slip past me. I would love to have my book reviewed again by experts in order for me to become a better writer. Thank you for the wonderful tips on writing children fiction books. I have written and self published one with Trafford Publishing Company entitled: Seven Little Monkeys Making New Friends. Unfortunately, there were some spelling errors that managed to slip past me. I would love to have my book reviewed again by experts in order for me to become a better writer.

]]> http://cbiclubhouse.com/2009/08/how-to-judge-your-childrens-book-idea/comment-page-1/#comment-2050 Sharon Montag Thu, 10 Sep 2009 01:18:53 +0000 http://cbiclubhouse.com/?p=3059#comment-2050 Amy, Your book sounds like it should be published...just keep at it and you can succeed! Amy, Your book sounds like it should be published…just keep at it and you can succeed!

]]> http://cbiclubhouse.com/2009/08/how-to-judge-your-childrens-book-idea/comment-page-1/#comment-2044 Sandi Tue, 08 Sep 2009 00:22:41 +0000 http://cbiclubhouse.com/?p=3059#comment-2044 Amy, this sounds magical and beautiful. Amy, this sounds magical and beautiful.

]]> http://cbiclubhouse.com/2009/08/how-to-judge-your-childrens-book-idea/comment-page-1/#comment-2021 Amy Isgro Mon, 31 Aug 2009 18:49:39 +0000 http://cbiclubhouse.com/?p=3059#comment-2021 Dear Sir, I have written a chldren's fantasy book. I have written two of them. The first one is called "The Secret Elf Village", and I can honestly say that I am very passionate about this book. Frankly, I feel it is a different view about "elves" and the North Pole, plus it involves danger, adventure, and fantsy. A litlte girl wishes to see where elves really live. First , she must face 3 tests to prove herself worthy. The village, located far away in the North Pole, is really made if different kinds of candies. Now, the reason I am so passionate about this book, is because when I was younger, my mom made a candy house . Eventually , my brother, and I also made houses ,until each Christmas we started making whole villages. It was great fun, and very creative.As for the "magic" part, how will my heroine actually "get" to the North pole? By magic unicorn of course. Her unicorn also helps her to overcome obstacles that the elves put in her way- as no mortal has ever been to the village. I believe in my book. The problem is that I have not had an agent who has accepted me as yet ! I have never been published , so can't send my manuscirpt to just any publisher . Also, many "agents " won't take you unless you have been published! I am sorry, but I have worked hard now for over 2 years to get an agent, and I know my book is worthwhile. how do I get an agent? Sincerely, Amy Isgro amyisgro@aol.com Dear Sir,
I have written a chldren’s fantasy book. I have written two of them. The first one is called “The Secret Elf Village”, and I can honestly say that I am very passionate about this book. Frankly, I feel it is a different view about “elves” and the North Pole, plus it involves danger, adventure, and fantsy. A litlte girl wishes to see where elves really live. First , she must face 3 tests to prove herself worthy. The village, located far away in the North Pole, is really made if different kinds of candies. Now, the reason I am so passionate about this book, is because when I was younger, my mom made a candy house . Eventually , my brother, and I also made houses ,until each Christmas we started making whole villages. It was great fun, and very creative.As for the “magic” part, how will my heroine actually “get” to the North pole? By magic unicorn of course. Her unicorn also helps her to overcome obstacles that the elves put in her way- as no mortal has ever been to the village.
I believe in my book. The problem is that I have not had an agent who has accepted me as yet ! I have never been published , so can’t send my manuscirpt to just any publisher . Also, many “agents ” won’t take you unless you have been published! I am sorry, but I have worked hard now for over 2 years to get an agent, and I know my book is worthwhile. how do I get an agent?
Sincerely,
Amy Isgro
amyisgro@aol.com

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