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"How did you balance mythic grandeur with approachable, kid friendly style of storytelling? And what elements do you intentionally use to hold a young reader's attention? I ask you this because writing for young readers is a completely different ballgame altogether, where you really need to be in their shoes. Look at a piece of writing from through their eyes and through their level of understanding to see if it clicks."
"How did you balance mythic grandeur with approachable, kid friendly style of storytelling? And what elements do you intentionally use to hold a young reader's attention? I ask you this because writing for young readers is a completely different ballgame altogether, where you really need to be in their shoes. Look at a piece of writing from through their eyes and through their level of understanding to see if it clicks."
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"How did you balance mythic grandeur with approachable, kid friendly style of storytelling? And what elements do you intentionally use to hold a young reader's attention? I ask you this because writing for young readers is a completely different ballgame altogether, where you really need to be in their shoes. Look at a piece of writing from through their eyes and through their level of understanding to see if it clicks."
"How did you balance mythic grandeur with approachable, kid friendly style of storytelling? And what elements do you intentionally use to hold a young reader's attention? I ask you this because writing for young readers is a completely different ballgame altogether, where you really need to be in their shoes. Look at a piece of writing from through their eyes and through their level of understanding to see if it clicks."