November KidLitWriMo begins Saturday

The October Writing Challenge ends this week, but the KidLitWriMo writers want to keep going . . . so we will. If you can write 30 minutes everyday for 30 days, you will have spent 15 hours writing your book! That’s what we did in October 2025.

If you only write on the weekdays (or are traveling for the holidays) use the 20 day schedule instead.

If you write *30* minutes a day for *20* days that adds up to *10* hours of writing. (It also helps you keep your story alive during a busy time of year.) Small steps make a difference.

Find out more here.

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Nov 1 – Dec 6 Show, Don’t Tell #kidlit Revision Workshop

Revise your children’s book as you explore how published #kidlit authors actually “show and tell” their board book – YA stories in this one-month workshop with a 60-minute ONE-to-ONE developmental critique in Google Meet.

To enroll, sign up now for a workshop critique meeting between November 1 and December 6. *was $229 USD – now $199 USD for a limited time* See the syllabus and more on the Show, Don’t Tell #kidlit Revision Workshop page.

Goal: Revise your book before the end of the year, so you let it rest and then come back it with fresh eyes in the New Year.

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