Getting ready for your first children’s book signing? In this video, I share everything you need to bring for a successful children’s book signing event, from table setup and inventory to free activities and promotional materials! I hope you find this useful for your future events!

Hi everyone, I’ve just published my first book, a Social-Emotional Learning story for children ages 4–8, though I’ve been surprised to hear from readers well into their teens who connected with it too. I’m 60 and very new to the writing community, very late by some standards, but very on time by others. I also live with dysgraphia, which means writing has never come easily for me in a technical sense, but ideas and stories have always come in abundance. For years they stayed in my head. Recently, something opened, and now they don’t seem to stop. I’m finding myself thinking in chapters, scenes, and entire books throughout the day, and I’ve started writing daily because not doing so feels harder than doing it. What I’m trying to understand now, and would really value insight on, is pacing. Not “how many books in total,” but how often is healthy or sustainable to self-publish? How do you balance momentum with craft, especially when the ideas keep coming? I’m grateful to be here and looking forward to learning from those further along the path.

I’m so glad you’re here! 🎉 This community is all about helping Children’s Book Authors grow their audience, sell more books, and build lasting success! Here’s what you can expect inside: - Actionable marketing tips designed for Children’s Book Authors - Exclusive workshops and trainings (Go to the Classroom Tab up top) - A supportive space to connect with other Authors on the same journey - Resources, Q&As, and step-by-step strategies to help you grow What’s next: Click the link to the Classroom and watch the START HERE module. 👉https://www.skool.com/author-growth-academy-4969/classroom/efcf4c72?md=a1b8e76a536048a6833a73507a77ddc7 For now, say hi in the comments! 👇 Tell us your name, where you’re from, and what book (or books!) you’ve written.