Children’s Books

Mental health is in the forefront today, so I want to take a moment to stress the importance of noticing your child’s emotional needs early. Children form their social norms at such a young age that noticing needs early is … Read More

Part 2 of a Series on Writing Good Children’s Books- Children want to be entertained. Simple and pure. Just like adults, they enjoy an exciting story and you must carefully consider the order of events for each age group. Depending … Read More

In preparation for our new release, Pearls for Pearl by Amber Heaton, I want to take a moment to remind everyone why it’s important to read to your child. Did you know it’s never too early to read to your … Read More

Help Crimson Dragon Publishing Say “Yes!” to your next Children’s Book As an independent publisher with open submissions, we see a lot of manuscripts. It would be nice if we could publish every one, but that just isn’t possible. Follow … Read More

Writing your children’s book doesn’t have to be hard, but there are a few key ideas you need to remember. What do you like to read? Mystery, suspense, science fiction, fantasy, comedy, or maybe crime drama? Kids like all those … Read More

If you can’t you explain what your readers should take from your book in a sentence or two, you might not have a consistent theme in your story. Has anyone read your book and said, “Nice story, but what’s the point?” … Read More