By  Dr. Mira Reisberg When people hear the phrase: children’s nonfiction, they often imagine cool, distant, or purely informational books. D...

By Kathy Kacer In my non-fiction writing, I am constantly treading a fine and careful line of staying true to history and trying to engag...

By Traci Huahn One of the scenes in my debut picture book faced being cut at the eleventh hour, but was saved thanks to some obscure informa...

By Judy Bryan   My debut picture book, ONE GRAIN OF SAND (Beach Lane Books 2027), started as a poem, a lyrical ode to everything one tiny gr...

By Donna Janell Bowman Have you noticed that the term “throughline” pops up in webinars and editorial letters more often these days, but not...

By Chana Stiefel Stuck on a manuscript? It might help to change your perspective. In other words, try playing with POV (Point of View). PO...