All About: Willowmere
Everything you need to know about ‘Willowmere’ by Andrea Cox Christen.
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All About: Avery the Dogless Orphan and the Interdimensional Stray
Learn about our novel ‘Avery the Dogless Orphan’ and the Interdimensional Stray by Prim Pawn, including meeting the author and a fun activity page.
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All About: Perfect
Learn all about our novel ‘Perfect’ by Kiri Jorgensen.
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Building Tension in Middle Grade Fiction
Knowing when, where, and how to build tension in your middle grade story will help connect your reader tightly to your protagonist.
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All About: Sixth Grade Secret Service
Learn all about Jason F. Franz’s debut novel ‘Sixth Grade Secret Service’, watch a video to meet the author, and play a game too.
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Character Tool: Developmental Stages
One tool to strengthen your protagonist is to apply the appropriate middle grade developmental stages to their character.
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Flashbacks and Moment Memories
Using flashbacks and moment memories effectively will create a strong depth of character.
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All About: Jeff Pennant’s Field Guide To Raising Happy Parents
Everything you need to know about ‘Jeff Pennant’s Field Guide To Raising Happy Parents’ by Kelli McKinney.
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The Two Sides of Motive
Motive can be divided into two sides—conscious motive, and instinctual responses. As writers, we need to strengthen both sides.
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The Epiphany Scene
The third and final turning point scene of your middle grade novel is the Epiphany Scene. Make it as powerful as possible.
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