It's time to pack your picture book with an emotional punch!
Kids have big feelings and so should your picture books. This bundle is all about injecting those big emotions into your stories.
Don't miss these insider tips!
The Power of E: Emotion in Quiet and SEL Picture Books Bundle includes:
Pat Zietlow Miller - Writing SEL Books That Sell
Lisa Katzenberger - Developing Story Arcs for Quiet Picture Books
Andrea Wang - Mining Your Own Life to Find Conflict and Emotion for Picture Books
Each session includes lifetime access to over 70 minutes of video interviews and Q&A, a downloadable transcript, and an audio-only track.
Purchased individually, these three courses would total $201, but you can get this three-webinar bundle for
just $149!
Save 25%!
Writing SEL Books that Sell
Are you ready to write a new category of picture books? Pat Zietlow Miller is here to help!
Most picture books only have a few words per page. But, the best picture books pack lots of wisdom and love into that limited space and contribute to readers' social and emotional learning (SEL).
SEL picture books introduce readers to a wider world than the one they've grown up knowing—while focusing on the emotions and experiences that connect us all.
Beloved picture book author Pat Zietlow Miller defines two types of SEL picture books and talks you through how to approach each one, find those universal emotions, and weave them into stories readers want to come back to again and again.
Developing Story Arcs for Quiet Picture Books
Do quiet books still have a story arc?
Yes! Even the most gentle, lyrical picture books can include a story arc. If you listen closely, you just might hear it!
This webinar discusses examples of picture books that are considered “quiet” yet still have a narrative arc. Join picture book author Lisa Katzenberger to learn how to identify story arcs in quiet picture books and build one in your own manuscript.
This video is perfect for anyone who likes to write cozy, snuggle up picture books that explore big feelings in quiet way.
Mining Your Own Life to Find Conflict and Emotion for Picture Books
Do picture books need conflict?
They sure do and award-winning author Andrea Wang shows why. For Andrea, writing is not so much about "writing what you know" as "writing what you feel." In this interactive webinar, Andrea talks about methods she uses to mine her life for emotion and conflict and how she applies them to her work.
She leads viewers in guided free-writing exercises, so come prepared with pen and paper! She also offers suggestions on incorporating the results of your freewriting into your works-in-progress.
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If you are unsatisfied with your bundle, reach out to us to see if your purchase is eligible for a refund within 14 days.
