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S. Willett writes Mid-Grade, Young Adult novels, and short stories. She focuses on kids that don't like to read, giving them action and fast-paced reads. Sharon also creates art with stained glass and sells supplies.
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"Terrific writer"
"Sharon’s stories are great tales about adventure, growing up, and of acceptance, teaching the..."
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"Sharon’s stories are great tales about adventure, growing up, and of acceptance, teaching the reader we all have qualities which makes our worlds better. If you are looking to teach children in a most fun way, you’ll want the “Country” series from Sharon Willet!!"
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"Great Voice! John was the voice behind my books on ACX audio book service. He gave each..."
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"Great Voice! John was the voice behind my books on ACX audio book service. He gave each character a distinct style, which is not an easy job. "
"Cheryl is very knowledgeable, active in the community, and always has a smile. "
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Yes, I'll be in Big Rapids November 30 from 11 to 3 at Art Works Gallery showing off my stained glass. The whole town will be a hub of activity!
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Yes, I'll be in Big Rapids November 30 from 11 to 3 at Art Works Gallery showing off my stained glass. The whole town will be a hub of activity!
I am an author of books for kids 8 to 12. Here's a story of the coolest thing ever. My books were all set out on a table in a school hallway. I sat behind the table. A young guy walked past, stopped, backed up, and pointed at a book and then another. "I've read that book and that book. I didn't...
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I am an author of books for kids 8 to 12. Here's a story of the coolest thing ever. My books were all set out on a table in a school hallway. I sat behind the table. A young guy walked past, stopped, backed up, and pointed at a book and then another. "I've read that book and that book. I didn't know you had others."
I write for kids 8 to 12 years old that don't necessarily like to read, so my word count is kept low usually between 750 and 1500 words per short story. Have fun with your words! Writing is wonderful.
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I write for kids 8 to 12 years old that don't necessarily like to read, so my word count is kept low usually between 750 and 1500 words per short story. Have fun with your words! Writing is wonderful.
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Person to person because it's so rare and so much more meaningful. Do you really care about the faceless being in cyberspace?
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Person to person because it's so rare and so much more meaningful. Do you really care about the faceless being in cyberspace?
No blog. Too much time involved...time taken from my books. ;)
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No blog. Too much time involved...time taken from my books. ;)
I promote other peoples' books all the time if I like the book. Not uncommon in this industry. Writers are generally eager to help kids, other writers, and readers.
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I promote other peoples' books all the time if I like the book. Not uncommon in this industry. Writers are generally eager to help kids, other writers, and readers.
Some start with an idea and write. I like to know my direction so I start with 9 to 15 sentences to keep me on track. The first sentence is the beginning. I usually have an idea of an ending, but that could change, so I do a sentence for the end. Then go back to the first sentence and write your...
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Some start with an idea and write. I like to know my direction so I start with 9 to 15 sentences to keep me on track. The first sentence is the beginning. I usually have an idea of an ending, but that could change, so I do a sentence for the end. Then go back to the first sentence and write your second sentence. You see the pattern.
These are just ideas and will probably change as you go. It does give you direction. Best wishes.
Take your books to Art/Craft shows. Do programs at libraries and bookstores. Gather a list of email addresses of people interested in your books so you can tell them about the next book out.
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Take your books to Art/Craft shows. Do programs at libraries and bookstores. Gather a list of email addresses of people interested in your books so you can tell them about the next book out.
