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What's the secret to a successful children's book (age 6,7,8)?

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by Dark Shadow on December 3rd, 2008
Make sure its imaginative, and relates to their thoughts and feelings!
Younger children like to relate with things, so like the age of the characters or the familiarity of everyday life. Children also like scenes that are easy to imagine, and plots that they can act out and play with in their minds.
Pictures are also important to help them understand descriptions and just keep them captivated. Language must be simple but effective, and each character should be defined clearly, so that children can get a really clear picture of who, or what is being described.

Hope this helps.
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by jbrecken on December 3rd, 2008
Captivating illustrations
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by Rinky Dinky Do on December 3rd, 2008
Selling it
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