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How to Write a Children's Picture Book Volume III: Figures of Speech

How to Write a Children's Picture Book Volume III: Figures of Speech

Eve Heidi Bine-Stock
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Recommended by writing instructors and award-winning authors.
Many of us think of children's picture books as being written mostly with simple declarative sentences. What an eye-opener to learn that they are actually filled with delightful figures of speech.
I am not talking here about the common figures of speech we learn about in grade simile, onomatopoeia, alliteration, hyperbole and personification. I am talking about more subtle and sophisticated figures of speech which we may not even recognize as figures at all , but their use gives stories a charm and freshness that stands up to repeated readings.
These figures have names which are eminently forgettable but the figures themselves make the stories in which they appear eminently memorable. In this volume, I point out many figures which appear in masterworks of children's picture storybooks, so that they may be appreciated and savored, and their patterns emulated in your own work.
This ebook is a print replica.
Download this book and get a FREE Journal & Workbook for the Children's Writer. Details inside.
Language
English
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
October 28, 2006

How to Write a Children's Picture Book Volume III: Figures of Speech

Eve Heidi Bine-Stock
0/5 ( ratings)
Recommended by writing instructors and award-winning authors.
Many of us think of children's picture books as being written mostly with simple declarative sentences. What an eye-opener to learn that they are actually filled with delightful figures of speech.
I am not talking here about the common figures of speech we learn about in grade simile, onomatopoeia, alliteration, hyperbole and personification. I am talking about more subtle and sophisticated figures of speech which we may not even recognize as figures at all , but their use gives stories a charm and freshness that stands up to repeated readings.
These figures have names which are eminently forgettable but the figures themselves make the stories in which they appear eminently memorable. In this volume, I point out many figures which appear in masterworks of children's picture storybooks, so that they may be appreciated and savored, and their patterns emulated in your own work.
This ebook is a print replica.
Download this book and get a FREE Journal & Workbook for the Children's Writer. Details inside.
Language
English
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
October 28, 2006

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