WRITING MADE AWESOME! ***
WRITING MADE AWESOME! ***
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Questions, answers, and free stuff
Kids ask the best questions. Plus: free writing worksheets to download and start your own story today.
Why should you write a book?
Writing a book is FUN when you have help!
Writing is a great way to get your ideas out.
You can use your experiences to help you with ideas.
You can make up interesting characters.
You are the one in control of your own story.
Questions from kids!
Asked at real school visits. Answered honestly.
"How many books have you written?"
28! I've written a few that aren't yet published, but over the past decade, I have written over 2 million words! But you don't have to do that. While you're learning, you can just take it one word at a time! And don't forget to ask for help :)
"Where did you go to school?"
I grew up in Northern California, and I went to school in a town called Walnut Creek. Then, when I was a young adult, I went to the Rochester Institute of Technology up in Rochester, NY. That snow was cold!
"Is your job fun?"
Absolutely! I love creating new characters and worlds, especially books for kids with talking creatures and brave main characters!
"Why do you write in all capital letters?"
Because I have terrible handwriting!
"How old are you?"
I just passed the big five-o (50)!
"Where do you live?"
I live in the San Francisco Bay Area in a little town up north. It's full of fun farmers' markets and coffee shops... perfect for me to jot down ideas and plan my next book!
"Are you rich?"
Haha, not really, but I do have a very rich imagination, and I consider myself to be very lucky that I started writing... I don't need a mansion to do it!
"Why did you start writing?"
I used to work at a company that created special effects for movies. One year, my husband and I took some time off, and we decided to create our own video game! We needed to create a story about the characters in the game. I offered to write it, but soon I realized that I was really writing a book! The video game idea didn't last, but that book became Aster Wood and the Lost Maps of Almara!
Start Writing NOW!
Free worksheets from the Go Write a Book workbooks. Download, print, and get started.
Go Write a Book 6-8
Worksheets
Go Write a Book 9-12
Worksheets
Want a whole workbook of these? Check out Go Write a Book! 6-8 and Go Write a Book! 9-12 on Amazon.
Want the full experience?
These worksheets are just a taste. The real magic happens in person.
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