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WELCOME AND HI :)
Hi everyone! 👋 I’m so excited you’re here! This community is built for -kids’ book creators, parents + kids, creative entrepreneurs, to connect, learn, and grow together. Here’s what you can expect inside:✨ Helpful lessons and step-by-step guides✨ Fun challenges, boards, and activities✨ A safe place to ask questions and share wins✨ Support and encouragement from like-minded people This isn’t just a course—it’s a hands-on space where we’ll create, learn, and celebrate progress together. 👉 To get started, introduce yourself in the comments: - Who you are - Where you’re from - One fun fact about you! Let’s make this an amazing journey together. 🚀💡 I’m so glad you’re here. Welcome to the family! 💕
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Brain Dump
Hi everyone! I just did the Brain Dump Exercise, and it really helped me — I didn’t have a clear story spark before, but now I do! 🎉 I let myself just write without overthinking, and here are some of the fun ideas that came out: - What if a backpack could talk back? - Imagine if crayons went on strike. - Wouldn’t it be funny if the classroom pet ran for president? - What if a lunchbox had secret superpowers? - Imagine if homework did itself… but got everything wrong. - What if a pencil could draw things that came alive? - Wouldn’t it be funny if a teacher accidentally shrank to mouse size? This exercise was so freeing! I feel like I finally have a spark to start with.
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Stuck
I’m stuck on the illustration Power Do’s & Don’ts! I feel like I’m overthinking what my pictures should look like. I want them to be fun, but I’m worried they won’t ‘match’ or be good enough. Anyone else struggle with this part?
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Hi
Hi everyone! I’m Jessica, a mom & teacher from California. 🌸 Fun fact: my students call me the ‘class storyteller’! Can’t wait to start this course!
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My world
I’m moving quickly through these lessons and finding them so informative! Right now, I’m at the “Creating My World” step, and I’m torn between setting my story in a classroom or inside a book. I know the lesson suggests familiar places work best, but I’ve always loved thinking outside the box. What do you think—should I stick with something familiar or go for something more imaginative? Any advice would be so appreciated!
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