Self-publishing a Children's Book Series with Katie Pye - Journey to KidLit Episode #9
Journey to KidLit - How to Write & Publish Books for KidsShow Notes
My guest on the show has recently written and published her very own children's book series. Author Katie Pye's the Fairytale Fraud series, offers a twist on the common fairytales we know to help parents teach their kids about listen.
Listen to this week's edition of the Journey to KidLit podcast as I interview Katie, as she shares her insights on writing a series, self-publishing a children's book, and marketing during a pandemic. Get the links to learn more about Katie Pye & her books at: https://journeytokidlit.com/episode-9-childrens-book-series-katie-pye/
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