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Writing for Children Blog Fest

by JM

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On behalf of author/editor Lea Schizas, I’d like to invite everyone who loves to write for children or who has thought about writing for children to join Lea and her twenty-two guest bloggers through April 5th for the blog fest extravaganza: Writing for Children.

The Writing Jungle

Meet such amazing authors such as:

Margot Finke
Beverly Stowe McClure
Kim Chatel
Joyce Anthony
Lori Calabrese
and many, many more.

You also have a chance to be one of the lucky random draw ebook prize winners on April 5th. How? All you have to do is leave the guest bloggers a comment and your name is placed for Friday’s draw.

Ask the guest writers questions, read their excerpts, hear about their characters and read why they love writing for children.

Along the left side bar of Lea’s blog, you can find a list of the blog fest contributors, many of which are linked so you have an easy directory of great authors websites and blogs to check out.

So if you are interested in writing for children, are writing for children, or have ever even thought about writing for children, be sure to stop by The Writing Jungle for some excellent guest posts by published authors and your chance to win an ebook.


Posted in Announcements on March 31st, 2008

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