Sticking together children’s book
I am so excited to announce that I have written my first children’s book. It is about a Fox who thinks he is alone, but finds out that there are others to support him. It’s a short story. Follow Fox on his adventure. Not everything is as it may seem.
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I have always wanted to write, but could just never find the words. As a child at school, I found it impossible to even think of a story in my head let alone write it down. I was good at reading, but quite slow. So I don’t think the stories actually stayed in my head. Hence why I just couldn’t imagine the pictures from what the words were telling me.
As I became an adult I made sure I had time to read. Some people drink, some people smoke, but I read. Even now my children (well adults really) see me get excited when I see a charity shop, or a book shop and no sooner have I looked up they say “No Mom you have enough books already!” Chuckle.
So the more I read, the more I understood. I could now visualise picture of what was happening within the stories I was reading. It makes me wonder how many children (and adults) struggle with this. Having been a TA in a primary school, I came across a lot of children over the years who struggled to vision a story or even a piece of text. This is why it is important to keep reading, the skills will come.
So back to the book. I could see what the characters were doing. I could hear them speak in my head. So I wrote it all down and it became a story.
Now if you’re reading this and you too are a writer, but you struggle to get your story down on paper. Why don’t you consider dictating the story to a file. I can then support you with getting the story typed up. This way you can look to see what needs filling out, where changes need to be made. Enhance your story.
Contact me on email pamgouldvirtualassistant@outlook.com
and visit my website You will see that I do lots of different tasks that involve writing.