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[Ep #165] V.S. Grenier- What Makes a Good Children's Book/Series
On October 18th, 2012, Susan Violante and Victor R. Volkman spoke with childrens author, book coach, and reviewer Virginia S. Grenier. She is the founder & owner of Stories for Children Publishing, LLC, award-winning editor-in-chief of Stories for Children Magazine. In a wide-ranging discussion, we covered many key areas including
What is required for a character to be believable?
What is key in making a book part of a series?
What tips can childrens authors use to relate to their readers?
Are there topics not suitable for childrens or young adult books?
Is there a set guideline in childrens writing to be successful?
What is required for a character to be believable?
What is key in making a book part of a series?
What tips can childrens authors use to relate to their readers?
Are there topics not suitable for childrens or young adult books?
Is there a set guideline in childrens writing to be successful?
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On October 18th, 2012, Susan Violante and Victor R. Volkman spoke with childrens author, book coach, and reviewer Virginia S. Grenier. She is the founder & owner of Stories for Children Publishing, LLC, award-winning editor-in-chief of Stories for Children Magazine. In a wide-ranging discussion, we covered many key areas including
What is required for a character to be believable?
What is key in making a book part of a series?
What tips can childrens authors use to relate to their readers?
Are there topics not suitable for childrens or young adult books?
Is there a set guideline in childrens writing to be successful?
What is required for a character to be believable?
What is key in making a book part of a series?
What tips can childrens authors use to relate to their readers?
Are there topics not suitable for childrens or young adult books?
Is there a set guideline in childrens writing to be successful?