Then WHY NOT have some fun with the kinds of visuals that make manuscripts more memorable? Whether you&rsquo\;re wri ting a children&rsquo\;s book told through a series of texts\, or hoping t o find unique ways to hook readers\, picture the things you might do with an invitation\, recipe\, or newspaper headline. Plus\, fiddling with forma ts is a great way to enrich a work-in-progress\, to make a story more auth entic\, and to spark new book ideas.
\nGLORIA ROTHSTEIN has been a s witchboard operator\, an Avon Lady\, and a TV game show contestant. And sh e&rsquo\;s still hoping to add superhero\, princess\, and fairy godmother to her resume. She&rsquo\;s the author of Sheep Asleep (HarperCollins)&mda sh\;a picture book PBS Parents calls &ldquo\;hysterical\;&rdquo\; Real-Lif e Writing Activities\, Read Across America (Scholastic)\; &ldquo\;Curious George&rdquo\; cartoons\; and more. Gloria has been a speaker at SCBWI Con ferences\, the Miami Book Fair\, the Willow Theatre\, and the Conference o n Children&rsquo\;s Literature. She teaches writing workshops/camps\, crit iques manuscripts at conferences\, and has publishing credits with Childre n&rsquo\;s Television Workshop\, Harcourt\, Holt\, Houghton Mifflin\, Macm illan\, Random House\, Simon &\; Schuster\, and others. \;
\nThis workshop is on Zoom and registration is required. Please click here t o register.
\nThe video is available for on-demand viewing April 25 &ndash\; May 23.
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