"All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make, the better." -Ralph Waldo Emerson
Saturday, September 8, 2012
Children's Book - Day 8
So today I wrote out my story all on one page and it looks
longer than I thought it was. Unfortunately, I read another chapter in my book
about writing and illustrating children’s books, and it said that most
children’s books have 32 pages with a few of the first being the title and
copyright pages, but I fall six pages short even when I include those. So do I
write more verses, or just try and go for 24 total pages which is unusual, but
not unheard of, or just leave it the way it is? Any suggestions? I guess it’s
not like I’m really going to publish it anyways (even though that would be
great), so I shouldn’t really care what a publisher’s standard is, but somehow
I feel like I should take that into consideration and do it right. Anyways, I
still can’t figure out my main character’s styling either . . . I need to work
on this more.
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Most children's books have 32 pages? Really? I need to go count. 24. 32. 42. 24.
ReplyDeleteFrom my survey of four books it looks like 24 pages is the winner.
Thanks for the info!
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