Introduction – the introductory module includes what writing a book for children entails and what it is about children’s story writing that appeals to you.
What you will need to write literature for children – this value packed module will identify the tools and personal skills you will need to write a successful story.
Examples of what other children’s writers do well – in this module you will learn what some of the best children’s writers do well and how to use existing children’s books to write your own.
How to choose an age group’s point of view – you will learn how to choose an age group and the importance of writing for a particular age group. You will also learn a number of points of view you can make use of when writing your book.
Getting started from the first page and creating the perfect setting – this module will teach you what you can do to make your first page stand out and the importance of the first line and page of your children’s book.
Learn how to build a good character for your book – learn how to get good characters and why your characters are so important. You will also learn how to differentiate your characters based on the age group you are targeting.
Plot planning – learn how to create a plot, identify with other plot structures and learn ways to develop your plot structure.
Using a backstory – What is a backstory? How to ensure your backstory isn’t boring? Why you need a backstory when writing children’s literature.
Writing dialogue that makes your story flow – this module will teach you how to use dialogue and why it is so important, along with how to make your dialogue realistic and engaging.
Useful advice to improve confidence and purpose – identify common problems you will face, tips to achieve your writing goals and effective tools to overcome writer’s block.
Practical writing exercises – identify why writing exercises are so important and how writing a blog may enhance your writing.
Working with illustrators – know the power of illustration, how to submit a picture book for publication and how to choose and work with an illustrator.
Working with publishers and selling your story – know the difference between traditional publishing and self-publishing, the process you will have to go through in getting your children’s book published and whether you are going to need a literary agent.
The benefits of taking this course
The course will help you to become a creative thinker when working on your own project.
You will learn how to organise your ideas in order to write clearly.
Your self-confidence will improve when you see your work on paper.
You will discover your passion for writing.
You will get to step outside your comfort zone to achieve writing success.
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