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An online literary magazine for children, parents, teachers, and writers of children's literature.
1. Place Children’s Story Characters in Unusual Settings and Situations

Reach for the Unique! Unusual places and situations for children’s story characters. An important part of writing for children is brainstorming. This is when your writer’s notebook comes in handy. You could have one page that lists nothing but strange places for your character to be at. For example, on a deserted island, at the […]

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