Now that you know how to write your first draft, it's time to learn how to edit it. Get started with your 3rd step in the children's book writing process in this section of the course now!
I'm so excited to have you here! This course will walk you through our simple process to write a better children's book. Watch the quick welcome and complete the feedback form before you move onto the main lessons.
Welcome to Polished
Introduce Yourself
Join the Facebook Group
Downloading Your Digital Resource Binder
Starting the Editing Process
Welcome to the third step in the children's book writing process - editing your story! In this section, you'll learn everything you need to know about how to polish your story and get it ready to publish. Grab your workbook and let's dive in!
Download the Workbook (Use this for all the lessons)
What an Editor Wants to See in Your Story
How to Start the Editing Process
Editing Your First Draft
Who will be the star of your story? Let's find out. Watch the next series of videos and answer the missing questions in your workbook.
How to Edit Your First Draft
How to Tell a Better Story
Answers to Your Initial Editing Questions
Checking in . . .
You've just dipped your toes into the editing process. How do you feel?
How do you feel?
Think you're missing parts in your story? Read this.
Advanced Editing Techniques
How to Line Edit Your Story
How to Make Your Words Count
Answers to Your Line Editing Questions
Editing Examples in Action
The final step in the gathering your assets phase is knowing what your story's about -- why should someone bother reading it? Learn how to do it in this section.
Quick Ways to Find a Problem in Your Story
How to Critique Your Own Story
What to Look for When You Critique Someone Else's Story
How to Know if Your Story is on the Right Track
How to Know Your Story is Ready for a Line Edit
Titles and Format matter too
Complete Your Edits
Congratulations on completing the third step in the children's book writing process! Before you move on to the final section, here's what you need to do.