Tracey E. Dils's Books

Describes why so many people choose to work in occupations that put their lives on the line.

Writing for children - whether it's in the form of picture books, beginning readers, chapters books and novels, or nonfiction - requires a unique skill set: The ability to speak to children on their level. You Can Write Children's Books, 2nd Edition, provides you with the instruction and exercises you need to shape your ideas, develop your writing, and sell your work! In this book, you will find: • updated information on changes in the publishing industry related to children's book writing • techniques and exercises for writing children's books • instruction for submitting work online • an updated look at publishing methods and opportunities (like traditional, online, print on demand, and online promotional opportunities) • and much more!

You Can Write Children's Books &break;&break;If you've always enjoyed telling children stories, this book will guide you through the first steps–from writing them down to submitting them with confidence. From inspiration to publication, Tracey Dils shows you how to write the very best children's books and offers important tips for getting published. &break;&break;"You Can Write Children's Books is a top-quality introduction to the nuts and bolts of writing for young people. Portions of the book are so lucid and helpful that I found myself wishing I'd written them myself! Well done, Tracey Dils!" &break;-Eric D. Suben, former editor-in-chief, Golden Books

Contains listings of markets for poetry, short stories, illustrations, and other material written or drawn by children.

You will read about encounters with the unknown which have been going on for centuries. Included are 13 tales of unidentified frightening occurrences.

Annabelle and her brother Andy are very different from each other.

An introduction to the world of bugs.

A brief look at what a coral reef is all about.

Grandpa's cane performs magic tricks when he and his granddaughter take walks.

A collection of real-life stories about ghosts.

More terrifying tales to tell at a slumber party, around a campfire, or in a dark room with the wind howling outside.

What can you do when a monster hides under your bed? How do you get rid of him? You can squeeze your eyes shut and pretend he isn't there. But the boy in this story learned a better way. See what he does to take care of that old monster!

Book's by Tracey E. Dils

Oil Spill Cleaner

Oil Spill Cleaner

You Can Write Children's Books

You Can Write Children's Books

You Can Write Children's Books

You Can Write Children's Books

Young Authors Guide to Publishers

Young Authors Guide to Publishers

Real-Life Strange Encounters

Real-Life Strange Encounters

Annabelle's Awful Waffle

Annabelle's Awful Waffle

Big, Bad Bugs

Big, Bad Bugs

A Look Around Coral Reefs

A Look Around Coral Reefs

Grandpa's Magic

Grandpa's Magic

Real-life Scary Places

Real-life Scary Places

The Scariest Stories You've Ever Heard

The Scariest Stories You've Ever Heard

Whatever I Do, the Monster Does Too!

Whatever I Do, the Monster Does Too!

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