I have spent almost every day, so far, this year working on
A Month of Writing Adventure for children. It has been a mammoth task, creating the book, structuring a schools programme around it: working with an artist, and compiling words and images into a book which is a combination of a teaching guide and creative notebook. It is beautifully illustrated by Charlotte Cleveland who has brought my ideas and story to life. I am sure A Month of Writing Adventure will excite even the most reluctant writer.
By combining story structure with creative skills, A Month of Writing Adventure is a roller-coaster ride with The Story Moles. Full of interesting tasks and challenges, with space in the book for children to explore their own stories though words and pictures.
A Month of Writing Adventure for children. It has been a mammoth task, creating the book, structuring a schools programme around it: working with an artist, and compiling words and images into a book which is a combination of a teaching guide and creative notebook. It is beautifully illustrated by Charlotte Cleveland who has brought my ideas and story to life. I am sure A Month of Writing Adventure will excite even the most reluctant writer.
By combining story structure with creative skills, A Month of Writing Adventure is a roller-coaster ride with The Story Moles. Full of interesting tasks and challenges, with space in the book for children to explore their own stories though words and pictures.
Mole has been my constant companion for 2021 so far, and I have, this week, sent him off to the printer!
I must confess, I was reluctant to let him go, which has never happened to me before. Usually, after all the time it takes to plan, write, re-write, edit, proof and prepare a book for publication, I am glad to see the back of it.
But A Month of Writing Adventure is different, although I console myself with the fact that
waving him off to the printer is only the end of phase one and there is much more to come.
Read more here
I must confess, I was reluctant to let him go, which has never happened to me before. Usually, after all the time it takes to plan, write, re-write, edit, proof and prepare a book for publication, I am glad to see the back of it.
But A Month of Writing Adventure is different, although I console myself with the fact that
waving him off to the printer is only the end of phase one and there is much more to come.
Read more here
