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Finding the Balance as a Female Entrepreneur
This article originally appeared on The Female Professional - republished with permission. They say it costs to be the boss, and that...


Self Publishing vs Traditional Publishing: The 8 Factors You Need to Consider
If you're an aspiring children's book author, then you're probably wondering whether it's better to self-publish or go with a traditional pu


Top 5 Reasons Why Teachers Make the Best Authors
But did you know that the skills that make a great teacher are also the characteristics of a great children's book author?


Meet Andrea Lane! (Author Success Stories)
Andrea Lane lives north of Atlanta in Johns Creek, Georgia, where she writes whenever she has time in her "office" (her bed.)


How to Query Literary Agents in 4 Steps
Literary agents are invaluable to the publishing process, as they provide the expertise and knowledge needed to make sure an author's work g


What is IngramSpark?
Using IngramSpark also puts your book in Ingram's database which is where schools, libraries, and bookstores go to order books...


3 Best Website Builders for Authors
Authors need a website for a variety of reasons. First, it serves as an online portfolio that showcases your work and allows potential...


What is Amazon KDP and How do I Use it to Publish a Children’s Book?
A print-on-demand company like KDP makes your book available worldwide on Amazon.


How To Plan A Virtual Book Tour in 8 Steps
Let’s face it, carrying copies of our books around in the trunks of our cars may be as close as some of us will ever get to a physical...


9 Book Marketing Ideas (That Won't Cost You a Dime!)
As children's book authors, we all know how important marketing is. But if you're just starting out and you don't have a large budget, it...


How to Illustrate a Children's Book When You're Not an Artist
When you've decided to write a children's book, it's easy to wonder how to actually get the art for the book. If you're an artist, then...


Where (+ How) To Find A Literary Agent
With the rosters of literary agencies changing almost daily and Google full of scam artists and dead ends, just finding an agent who’s open to submissions feels like an impossible game of hide and seek. Luckily, I’ve played this game before, and I can show you where to look!
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