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EPISODE · Aug 3, 2024 · 36 MIN

Building confidence through children's literature

from Read And Write With Natasha · host Natasha Tynes

Award-winning children's author Neil Rosen, also known by his whimsical pen name Professor Stork, joins me to share his inspiring journey from a bookish childhood to rediscovering his passion for writing later in life. His latest graphic novel, Mila on Purpose, celebrates friendship and diversity and aims to help children build confidence.We also weigh the pros and cons of each publishing method, from the lengthy process of landing a traditional publisher to the financial and creative freedom of self-publishing. We share practical strategies for parents, from finding books that align with your kids' interests to making reading a shared activity. Don’t miss our discussion on writing series to build an audience, featuring everything from children’s rhyming books about nature to engaging fiction. Send us Fan MailSupport the show📬 JOIN THE NEWSLETTERThe Storyteller Quest is  a weekly letter on writing,publishing, and the business of books.Subscribe, and I'll send you Traditional, Self, or Hybrid? —11 pages on what each publishing path really costs, plus a7-question worksheet that tells you which one is yours.Subscribe here.

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Award-winning children's author Neil Rosen, also known by his whimsical pen name Professor Stork, joins me to share his inspiring journey from a bookish childhood to rediscovering his passion for writing later in life. His latest graphic novel, Mila on Purpose, celebrates friendship and diversity and aims to help children build confidence. We also weigh the pros and cons of each publishing method, from the lengthy process of landing a traditional publisher to the financial and creative fre...

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