Do you write for children or are you interested in learning more about
it? A good place to start is at Write4Kids
where you will find lots of good advice for getting started.
You can join a professional group to help with ideas, critiques,
writers conferences, and more at Society
of Children's Book Writer and Illustrators.
For everyone who writes, read or teaches literature for kids, check out
Smart Writers.
Lots of "tips" for writing for children can be found at Writing
for Kids and other ideas can be found when you visit writer Anastasia
Suen. You may also want to look at the site of writer Verla
Kay for lots of helpful advice and a place to meet with other
children's writers.
Of course, you'll need to know where to submit those stories you write
and The Colossal Directory of
Children's Publishers will help you do that.
If you are willing to take a course in children's writing, or you want
to read articles with lots of good advice, try The
Institute of Children's Literature.
If you are interested in writing for kids magazines, try
Kid Mag Writers where you'll find articles with great advice plus you
can download their free ebook with all their articles from the past-so
you'll have plenty to read!
Interested in reading about other children's writers? Check out some of
their sites:
Michelle Buckman
Great read for teens -- a bit edgy, takes a stand
for doing the right thing!
Max Elliot Anderson
 Great
for reluctant readers -- boys AND girls will enjoy these stories!
Jan Fields
Susan Meyers
Donita K. Paul
Jennifer Reed
Terri Sanders
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