My name is Julia, founder of Let Your Ideas Bloom, BFA (Bachelors of Fine Arts) graduate of Parsons School of Design with a decade of publishing experience.
Writing Prompt: Before You Were Born. Tell a story from a mother’s perspective before her child is born. What are her hopes, fears and dreams? For herself and her child? Browse fresh bookish finds and spring-inspired gifts here: https://t.co/ZznZNb1elS #writingprompt#writerslife
Writer’s Tip: Try telling the same moment from a child’s point of view and then from the mother’s. You might uncover hidden tensions, sacrifices, or unspoken love that adds depth to your piece. https://t.co/ZznZNb1elS #writingcommunity#mothersday#writerslife#booklover
Writer's Tip: Wonder doesn’t come from explaining everything. The key: hint, don’t explain. When you leave a little mystery, a child’s imagination does the rest and that’s where wonder truly blooms. https://t.co/ZznZNb1elS #kidlit#writerslife#booklover#writingcommunity
Writing Prompt: A child notices that the illustrations in their favorite book shift when no one is looking. One day, a character reaches out and asks for help. Browse fresh bookish finds and spring-inspired gifts here: https://t.co/ZznZNb1elS #writingprompt#kidlit#writerslife
Happy Children’s Book Week! Established in 1919, Children’s Book Week is the longest running national literacy initiative in the country. Browse fresh bookish finds and spring-inspired gifts here: https://t.co/ZznZNb1elS #writingcommunity#writerslife#kidlit#authorlife
“You want to be a writer, don't know how or when? Find a quiet place, use a humble pen.” Paul Simon. Browse fresh bookish finds and spring-inspired gifts here: https://t.co/ZznZNb1elS #writingcommunity#writerslife#booklover#bookish#authorlife
Writer’s Tip: Find Your Peaceful Spot.
It can be a writing hut like Mark Twain or Roald Dahl, a rented room in a library like Ray Bradbury or a small corner in your dining room like Jane Austen. https://t.co/ZznZNb1elS #writingcommunity#writerslife#booklover#writerstip
Here's a video of me finishing my Secret Garden inspired design - "Hey Robin! Where's MY Secret Garden?". Browse fresh bookish finds and spring-inspired gifts here: https://t.co/ZznZNb1elS #writingcommunity#booklovers#bookstagram#authorgram#writerslife
Writing Prompt: You stumble upon a hidden room in your home that seems designed just for you as a writer. Describe it in detail and what happens the first time you sit down to write there. https://t.co/ZznZNb1elS #writingprompt#WritingCommmunity#booklover#writerslife#bookish
“If you look the right way, you can see that the whole world is a garden.” Frances Hodgson Burnett. Browse fresh bookish finds and spring-inspired gifts here: https://t.co/ZznZNb1elS #WritingCommunity#writerslife#booklover#secretgarden#bookish
“Google can bring you back 100,000 answers, a librarian can bring you back the right one.” Neil Gaiman. Get your “So, You Want to Write a Book” booklet today! https://t.co/ZznZNb1elS #writingcommunity#booklover#writerslife#library#bookish
Writer’s Tip: Libraries are treasure troves of knowledge. Use research not just for accuracy, but to add texture; small, specific details that make your setting feel real and lived-in. https://t.co/ZznZNb1elS #writingcommunity#writerslife#booklover#bookish#Libraries
“I do believe that every school librarian, public librarian, academic librarian, all the library workers, they’re all agents of change, working to make the world a better place.” Mychal Threets. https://t.co/ZznZNb1elS #writingcommunity#booklover#bookish#writerslife
“Books are the bees which carry the quickening pollen from one to another mind.” James Russell Lowell. Get your “So, You Want to Write a Book” booklet today! https://t.co/ZznZNb1elS #writingcommunity#writerslife#booklover#bookish#kidlit
Writer’s Tip: Respect emotional complexity. Kids experience big feelings; fear, grief, jealousy, joy. Don’t shy away from them. Books like “Charlotte’s Web” by E. B. White and “After the Fall” by Dan Santat tackle difficult themes. https://t.co/ZznZNb1elS #writerstip#writerslife