@BoundlessMAWFYP Completely depends. Some times I use tv but usually I use the soundtrack to Fantasia. If I don’t have noise I’ll get distracted by something on the wall. Don’t know how, but it’s always the wall.
@BoundlessMAWFYP I’m definitely a plotter. But only on the sense that I plot the kidnapping on my neighbours dogs. I always have ideas of where my stories will go and what I want out of them but it takes experimenting to find the right way to do it.
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#MAWFYPChat Recently I’ve been hearing a lot of contradicting ideas about boys not reading much. In my personal experience I always found that boys will read but most of them lean towards adventure books or ones about misbehaviour. Do you think there any truth in this?
#MAWFYPChat I am writing an essay about how misbehaviour can affect how publishable a book is and I have been wondering if it’s considered to be more acceptable if it is openly adressed that the misbehaviours that are shown are bad?
#askaneditor@chickenhsebooks Do you know of any particular subject matter which is often poorly received by gatekeepers when publishing a book for children?