Journey to KidLit Episode 3 - How to Know Your Book's Ready to Submit
Journey to KidLit - How to Write & Publish Books for KidsShow Notes
Do you have a finished story that's ready to be published? Make sure you've done these 3 steps before you submit your story to agents and editors. (It could mean the difference between a yes to publish your book and a rejection letter!)
You don't want to submit your story before it's ready! Listen to the full episode for more details on how to know if your story's ready for publishing.
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