Ideas for a Macbeth Kids Book?
I've been thinking of ideas fo a week now. I need to come up with an idea for my Macbeth children's book that doesn't involve blood or gore. A good example that someone already did was a refrigerator theme. Duncan was the "big cheese" and was killed when Macbeth "the hamburger" left him out of the refrigerator to mold. The guards were celery and got there "heads" cut off. I can't use that idea though. Does anyone have any good ideas?
Kids Picture book ideas?
inanimate objects! Example (Very Lame) A group of pencils see that some of there friends are going missing, as the investigate they are horrified that they are getting sharpened. But later they talk with there sharpened friends to find out its not so bad because you help small kids with writing. (Yeah... I don;t Know)
Anyone remember a kids book from the late 70's or early 80's that was a like a fictional bestiary or encyclopedia of alien races and spacecraft? The artwork had a Fantastic Planet feel to it... Any help tracking it down would be appreciated.
How about this:Edit; Sorry, I didn't see your edit. Anyway, this is a great book you might like.
What are some ideas of fiction books for kids?
If you mean recommendations, here are some of my favorite books from when I was a kid:Fantasy/Sci-FiA Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L’EngleMatilda and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald DahlTuck Everlasting by Natalie BabbitThe Giver by Lois LowryHalf-Magic by Edward EagerRealistic/ContemporaryThe View from Saturday by E.L. KonigsburgThe Penderwicks series by Jeanne BirdsalleThe Ramona series by Beverly ClearyClassicsThe Phantom Tollbooth by Norton JusterThe Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. LewisThe Little Prince by Antoine de Saint ExuperyAnne of Green Gables by L.M MontgomeryLittle Women by Louisa May Alcott
Children's book ideas?!?
Hey guys I need to write a children's book for class and I have no idea what to write about! I'm sitting here blank :( please help me out and give me some ideas! Thank you
Children's book ideas?
I always like kids books with animals that talk. and a good moral to the story is always a plus.
If I have an idea for a picture book, but can't draw, what are my options?
No problem; this is how most picture books start out. Someone who can both write and draw picture books to a publishable standard is a rare and precious beast.Just send the text of the book to picture book publishers or agents. If the book is wordless, or if the illustrations are absolutely crucial to understanding the story, feel free to include notes on what the pictures need to show, or even some stick-figure drawings. You just need to convey what is going on to whomever is reading your text. Try not to be too prescriptive - leave some room for the editor/designer or eventual illustrator to be a little creative themselves.I don't recommend ever commissioning your own illustrations. It's very expensive, you probably won't choose as well as a publishing house's art department, and it may actually hurt your chances of publication - an editor probably doesn't want to have to waste time disentangling a good text from a bad illustrator that the author has hired themselves.
Does anyone know the author of a kids book called "Avalanche"?
This is the best I could come up with on Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Ghost-Avalanche-Mo... Amazon has an advanced search option that allows one to type in multiple criteria like an advanced library search. http://www.librarything.com has forums specific for books and might have some ideas. Have you contacted your local librarian for the children and/or YA section?
Children's book ideas and morals?
Well I doubt my answer will help you out at all here it goes... Even though I strongly believe that the "If You Give a Mouse a Cookie" and "If You Give a Moose a Muffin" people should have written an "If You Give a Duck a Cracker" book, I don't know what moral you could use :P Because my little brother is really into super heroes and comics, I always thought a story about a boy trying to be a hero by doing heroic stuff would be a good book idea. He would go through the day trying to be super by helping people and he would even wear a homemade cape, but everything he does wouldn't work out the way he wanted. Then when he is going home and has given up on being a hero something would happen to show him that he already was a hero to someone else.
What is the best picture book for kids?
No. 1: The book that can teach your kids be a patient one: Jilly's Terrible Temper Tantrums: And How She Outgrew ThemMost kids are very easy to frustrated and have no patience, maybe this is the problem that most parents have. So, in the book,the main role, illy doesn't want to wait, doesn't like to compromise, and wants everything her way. Yet, with tons of patience, love, soothing words and cuddles, her Mother and Father manage to calm Jilly the Kangaroo down time after time until Jilly learns to use her words to voice her feelings before her negative emotions burst out. Jilly's Terrible Temper Tantrums is a wonderful text that teaches children how to manage their big emotions in a healthy way for a positive outcome.No.2: The book that can help them with some of the emotional challenges they face day to day: I Can Handle It (Mindful Mantras) (Volume 1)You should teach your kids to be brave, especially for boys. The book teach that: In a tough situation, brave children should think 'I can handle it', and when they are dealing with tough emotions, they will think 'I can handle it!'. They can learn and practice this kind of behavier that talk to themself they should be brave and have the ability to deal with hard things.No. 3 The book that they have the ability to think about themselves when they are alone: Think For Myself At School: Holistic Thinking Kids.For parents, we care about our kids and want to stay with them always. But sometimes, we can't always be there to protect them. However, with this book, we can teach our kids to have the power to think for themselves. In this book, Kale sets a great example when it comes to making your own decisions. He likes animals and super capes and it doesn't matter that his friends are more into construction trucks and freight trains. He knows what he likes and is great at making his own decisions. Just like this, we can teach our kids it's ok to be themselves,no matter what they do.Thanks for reading. Click here to read more buying guides.