Writing Your Own Picture Book

June, 03 2011

What goes into the writing and illustration of a children's book? What is the process for seeing such a project through to publication? Whether you are an aspiring contributor yourself, or an educator with a classroom full of young authors and illustrators, Lincoln Center Institute teaching artist Alison Shapiro has a couple of recommendations: one a comprehensive reference on the topic and the other a more focused guide to creating a picture book narrative. Click here to read the full review.

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