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For the neophyte, it provides a good starting point.It starts with the basic truth that children's books MUST appeal to adults (since adults buy them - not children) and then takes the reader through the 'world' of children's books and how to write, illustrate and publish them. I use the word 'world' because this book goes beyond the simple 'how to' manual in that it takes the reader inside the childrens' book industry and deals with agents, publishers and how to build a career as a successful childrens' book writer. There are other books that deal with the writing, layout and illustration of childrens' books in far more detail, but this is the first book that I've encountered in my thirty-plus years of writing that gives me a feel for the greater universe of book production that I need to navigate in order to achieve success. A highly recommended first manual for every children's book author.His book is a handy reference. He redefines rules, because some are really suggestions. 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For beginners, it is essential. An eye-opening tool for new writers, and a vital support to any writing career, this book always perches near the top of my reference pile so I can snatch it quickly to find the answers I need.He served as VP, editorial, for iPicturebooks and has served as editor for children’s divisions at Orchard and Macmillan.http://chateau-malbrouck.com/images/bts660-manual.pdf He is a frequent speaker at writer’s conferences, training new writers on the ins and outs of the children’s book market, and maintains The Purple Crayon (www.underdown.org), a website on children’s publishing. Currently, he is an editorial consultant in New York.This book unveils all the secrets. For seasoned writers and illustrators it is valuable. For beginners, it is essential. An eye-opening tool for new writers, and a vital support to any writing career, this book always perches near the top of my reference pile so I can snatch it quickly to find the answers I need.Full content visible, double tap to read brief content. Videos Help others learn more about this product by uploading a video. Upload video To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. Please try again later. Sinjin 4.0 out of 5 stars If you're setting up a home office for writing, you probably already know that you need to have a phone (seriously, this is discussed). The second half, where the author discusses publishing houses, submitting manuscripts, marketing your book, etc., if much more useful. I definitely learned some things, like how publishers will hire their own illustrators for the picture book you wrote, so don't bother finding an illustrator and submitting the full package. My main concern about the book is that it is 10 years out-of-date, so the part on the changes to the publishing industry could probably use an update, but much of the other info still seems to be relevant.It is so realistic and shows such knowledge of the business that I recommend it to anyone who writes for children.There are very few questions you would have that cannot be answered by this book, or will point you to a place to get the information.http://www.mediacomriccione.it/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/1629284d0adffc---9500-mxc-user-manual.pdf I am in three critique groups of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators, and I recommend this book to all of them. 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For the neophyte, it provides a good starting point.It starts with the basic truth that children's books MUST appeal to adults (since adults buy them - not children) and then takes the reader through the 'world' of children's books and how to write, illustrate and publish them. I use the word 'world' because this book goes beyond the simple 'how to' manual in that it takes the reader inside the childrens' book industry and deals with agents, publishers and how to build a career as a successful childrens' book writer. There are other books that deal with the writing, layout and illustration of childrens' books in far more detail, but this is the first book that I've encountered in my thirty-plus years of writing that gives me a feel for the greater universe of book production that I need to navigate in order to achieve success. A highly recommended first manual for every children's book author.His book is a handy reference. He redefines rules, because some are really suggestions. 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I personally recommend it to hundreds of writers every year.” --Laurie Halse Anderson, author of Speak, Fever 1793, and Twisted Having worked as both editor and author, Harold Underdown is a knowledgeable and sympathetic guide to the often bewildering world of writing and publishing books for young people.https://www.carlosfunes.es/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/1629284e614fd9---9500-series-digital-deskphones-manual.pdf The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Publishing Children’s Books is encouraging without pandering, realistic but not pessimistic, thorough and generous. I wish this book had been around when I first started out!” --Linda Sue Park, Newbery Medalist What a thorough and useful book. A guided tour of children’s book and magazine publishing that never skips a step. For seasoned writers and illustrators it is valuable. For beginners, it is essential. I learned plenty!” --Gail Carson Levine, Newbery Honor winner My life would have been much easier if The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Publishing Children’s Books had been available when I was getting started. Just when you think Harold has said all that can be said to help writers understand the complex world of children’s publishing, he offers something new. An eye-opening tool for new writers, and a vital support to any writing career, this book always perches near the top of my reference pile so I can snatch it quickly to find the answers I need. Why? Because Harold tells the truth about publishing for kids and teens; the good news, the hard news, and the information that will give your story a fighting chance. This book unveils all the secrets. The Complete Idiot's Guide to Publishing Children's Books is encouraging without pandering, realistic but not pessimistic, thorough and generous. A guided tour of children's book and magazine publishing that never skips a step. 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Just when you think Harold has said all that can be said to help writers understand the complex world of children's publishing, he offers something new. An eye-opening tool for new writers, and a vital support to any writing career, this book always perches near the top of my reference pile so I can snatch it quickly to find the answers I need.He served as VP, editorial, for iPicturebooks and has served as editor for children's divisions at Orchard and Macmillan. He is a frequent speaker at writer's conferences, training new writers on the ins and outs of the children's book market, and maintains The Purple Crayon (www.underdown.org), a website on children's publishing. Currently, he is an editorial consultant in New York. show more We're featuring millions of their reader ratings on our book pages to help you find your new favourite book. Groups Discussions Quotes Ask the Author To see what your friends thought of this book,A good supplement, definitely. There's very little encouragement here, which is good because it doesn't try to give you false hopes, but also doesn't feel like it believes you can actually succeed. A good supplement, definitely. In retrospect, I'm pretty sure it was just my eagerness to fill my brain with as much knowledge about the process of writing, publishing and selling a children's book that was discontent. I now feel like I know enough about releasing my manuscripts into the publishing world to take that terrifying leap. Underdown prepares hi In retrospect, I'm pretty sure it was just my eagerness to fill my brain with as much knowledge about the process of writing, publishing and selling a children's book that was discontent. I now feel like I know enough about releasing my manuscripts into the publishing world to take that terrifying leap. Underdown prepares his writers for every aspect of the book-publishing process from manuscript completion to submission to working through a contract to wading through the editing, proofing and publishing journey to how to get that puppy sold and keep it alive even when it reaches an untimely OP demise. Not only does Underdown present a history of publishing, but also he breaks down every aspect of the publishing world, including the many branches of the mighty oak that provides us with the books we peruse and enjoy every day. Perhaps the best aspect of Publishing Children's Books for me is the fact that Underdown displays the reality of the publishing world. Although he lays out exactly what to expect, Underdown also encourages his readers that, with perseverance, patience and a little bit of knowledge of how publishing works, they can see that story--now on their computer, within the leaves of their notebook or still inside their hearts, imaginations and minds--on bookstore shelves one day. But if that's the case, then you should think about choosing a book that's been updated within the last 5 years. There's nothing glaringly out of date, but I found certain sections such as self-publishing and e-books lacking.But if that's the case, then you should think about choosing a book that's been updated within the last 5 years. There's nothing glaringly out of date, but I found certain sections such as self-publishing and e-books lacking.I was trying to lighten my load but of all the books I gave away I miss my writing books most. I have a lot of respect for the writer of this book and remember it being basic, factual, and helpful. I'd recommend it for anyone who considers embracing the life of a writer for children. Follow your dreams but be realistic. Plan ahead. Stay inspired. I was trying to lighten my load but of all the books I gave away I miss my writing books most. I have a lot of respect for the writer of this book and remember it being basic, factual, and helpful. I'd recommend it for anyone who considers embracing the life of a writer for children. Follow your dreams but be realistic. Plan ahead. Stay inspired. I have picked up much of the information over the years from following the blogs of some of my favorite writers, but I still learned much about the process, especially what happens once the writing and editing is done. I found some of the most valuable parts of the books to be the references to additional res I have picked up much of the information over the years from following the blogs of some of my favorite writers, but I still learned much about the process, especially what happens once the writing and editing is done. I found some of the most valuable parts of the books to be the references to additional resources, whether book titles or websites. My copy of the book has a rainbow of sticky notes poking out the side, marking all the places I want to go back for reference or to save as bookmarks on my computer before I have to return it to the library. Like other books in the Complete Idiot's series, the information is organized for easy access and packed with information. My favorite parts are the playground stories, which share anecdotes from working writers and illustrators. Through it all, Underdown emphasizes the need for writers and illustrators to be professionals and to take their careers seriously. It is difficult to make a career out of writing and illustrating for children, but it is possible with hard work and a little bit of luck. Even though the book has been out for just six year, the rapid changes in technology have made some sections seem outdated already. Self-publishing--especially with ebooks--is still fraught with pitfalls, but it offers a different landscape nearly every week. The section on author visits doesn't mention Skype, which I used in my classroom to connect my students with authors. Even so, this is a valuable reference for anyone interested in writing or illustrating for children. Published on my blog at ? Well, it frickin dumped monsoon-style on my bike ride home and everything inside my pack, including this idiots guide was soaked. I am an idiot. The cheap-assed paper they use in the Idiots manuals blows up when it gets wet, so now I had this unconcealable mess of ruination. Admittedly I tried returning the book to the library (yes, it was a library book) all cool, like y Well, it frickin dumped monsoon-style on my bike ride home and everything inside my pack, including this idiots guide was soaked. I am an idiot. The cheap-assed paper they use in the Idiots manuals blows up when it gets wet, so now I had this unconcealable mess of ruination. Admittedly I tried returning the book to the library (yes, it was a library book) all cool, like yeah, I checked it out all blown up like this. I may have even been whistling while slipping into the return. Afterward, I stepped over to the children books area (naturally) and made furtive glances up at the librarian, Henry. I now own this book once I go to the Greenlake branch to pick it up. Underdown generously provides some of this information and other advice for free on his website, The Purple Crayon ( www.underdown.org ), for anyone who wants a preview of what this book includes and more. He covers the entire process of writing and illustrating for children, from “Where to Begin”, through submitting and pub Underdown generously provides some of this information and other advice for free on his website, The Purple Crayon ( www.underdown.org ), for anyone who wants a preview of what this book includes and more. He covers the entire process of writing and illustrating for children, from “Where to Begin”, through submitting and publishing, and finally, “My Book Is Published. Now What?” It's clear that the author really knows what he's talking about as he's knows the industry well. If you're looking for a good book on the publishing side of writing children's books, I would highly recommend this book. It's clear that the author really knows what he's talking about as he's knows the industry well. If you're looking for a good book on the publishing side of writing children's books, I would highly recommend this book. Perhaps it's because I feel I'm more an idiot than a dummy. Truly, to me, they are easier to read and understand. I liked this publishing book. It gave good advice but I needed more. Perhaps it's because I feel I'm more an idiot than a dummy. Truly, to me, they are easier to read and understand. I liked this publishing book. It gave good advice but I needed more. Not necessarily one to sit down and read all at once. That said, it is a must for children's writers to have on their shelves. Not necessarily one to sit down and read all at once. That said, it is a must for children's writers to have on their shelves. It did a great job of getting me really excited about it, but still gave a realistic view of how difficult it may be. Since I can't write a review of my own book, I'll just direct you to this information page about it, with links to chapters of the book, a page of reviews, and other materials: Since I can't write a review of my own book, I'll just direct you to this information page about it, with links to chapters of the book, a page of reviews, and other materials: The rest is outdated. This book is for anyone (published or non-published)in the writing industry. Deciding when your manuscript is ready to submit just became easier! Deciding when your manuscript is ready to submit just became easier! I have read it cover to cover; and now use as a reference guide. A must have on your publishing book list! This book is very informative and readable. This book is very informative and readable. I learned none of this during my graduate work in Creative Writing. Of course, this is the only publishing handbook I've read, I've nothing to compare it to. I learned none of this during my graduate work in Creative Writing. Of course, this is the only publishing handbook I've read, I've nothing to compare it to. There are no discussion topics on this book yet.For the first half of that, I worked in-house at Macmillan, Orchard, and Charlesbridge. More recently I have been working independently--working with authors and publishers, speaking at conferences, and giving workshops. I also run The Purple Crayon, an informational website, at, and am a contributing editor to Child For the first half of that, I worked in-house at Macmillan, Orchard, and Charlesbridge. More recently I have been working independently--working with authors and publishers, speaking at conferences, and giving workshops. I also run The Purple Crayon, an informational website, at, and am a contributing editor to Children's Writer's and Illustrator's Market. The Complete Idiot's Guide to Publishing Children's Books grew out of my experiences as an editor. 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