It’s common to think how easy it must be to write children’s books, dreaming of a shiny pile of colourful book covers, hoping that your children’s book is the one that parents roll their eyes at because their children
You may have an inspiring life experience, which others can learn from; so, why not put all of those into writing? Perhaps, you might say you do not have any interesting story to tell about yourself that demands writing
The best way to become a better writer is to write consistently. But another effective way is to read. Below are 10 recommended books you can read if you want to become a better writer. Steering the Craft by
Writing for children is quite different from other styles of writing. Some people might even argue it is harder to write for children than it is to write for adults. Writers tend to put themselves in the minds of
Today's CEOs do it all. They run companies, found charities, start families, run marathons, and, more than likely, publish books. Have you ever wondered how they manage to spend hundreds of hours writing and revising while also conquering the
by TeamEpicReads I think we can all agree that reading is a joyous time for us all and we’ve all got enough experience under our belts to basically be considered professionals. However, that doesn’t mean that bad habits don’t
Contrary to the popular generic notion of the early hours of the day being the best time to read a book, it has been discovered that reading time has a lot to do with personal choices and discretion. So,
You are probably going through a hard time finding the best books for your children. Here are 9 carefully selected books to inspire and keep your children informed. Ish, by Peter Reynolds. If you are looking to teach your
The best way to become a better writer is to write consistently; but another effective way is to read. Thus, below are 10 recommended books you can read if you want to become a better writer. Steering the Craftby
By Adiba Jaigirdar I’m often met with surprise when I mention that I have a few books going at once. Often followed by, ‘how do you manage it?’ and ‘don’t you get confused?’ The truth is, sometimes I do
