Buffalo Flats, Ep. 7: Subplots
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A novel requires more than just one main plot. In this episode, we look at three major subplots in Buffalo Flats by Martine Leavitt, one that involves Rebecca’s family, one that involves her local community, and one that involves the larger community. We look at how Martine weaves in these subplots and how she makes them work hard for the story and for Rebecca’s internal journey. Links: KidLit Craft website Martine Leavitt’s Buffalo Flats A KidLit Craft post on using best friend subplots in middle grade novels Another look at subplots: thinking about threads introduced and carried through a story. The KidLit Craft Podcast is hosted by Anne-Marie Strohman and Erin Nuttall. Support KidLit Craft Patreon Buy T-shirts and sweatshirts (click on “small logo” or “big logo” for a range of styles) Email us at [email protected] Sign up for our newsletter
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A novel requires more than just one main plot. In this episode, we look at three major subplots in Buffalo Flats by Martine Leavitt, one that involves Rebecca’s family, one that involves her local community, and one that involves the larger community. We look at how Martine weaves in these subplots and how she makes them work hard for the story and for Rebecca’s internal journey.
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