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SERIES 2 EPISODE 6: WRITING AND EDITING RHYMING BOOKS FOR CHILDREN Rhyming books aren't an easy option for authors wanting to write for children, but used well, rhymes can create beautiful, memorable books. In this episode, the two Alexas talk about...
SERIES 2 EPISODE 6: WRITING AND EDITING RHYMING BOOKS FOR CHILDREN
Rhyming books aren't an easy option for authors wanting to write for children, but used well, rhymes can create beautiful, memorable books. In this episode, the two Alexas talk about the pros and cons of writing in rhyme, and what to look out for to make sure your manuscript is the best it can be before submitting it to an editor.
Rhyming book examples:
Client books who use rhyme:
Jodi Heyes, The Worley series – available here
Laura Mclennan, Don’t be Silly! – available here
A great Book to help when writing rhyme
Rhyming Dictionary – Penguin Rhyming Dictionary – available here
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Alexa (2) Whitten
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