ChapterBookChallenge

A challenge to write one chapter book, MG or YA in 1 month, from March 1st through the 31st. It's run every year. Sign up here #ChaBooCha

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Today is International Unicorn Day! If you have young children, they will enjoy this story about a girl and a unicorn, written by an 8 year old girl.
"A Week in the Magic Garden" by Rosie Lockyer
#unicorn #books #kidlit
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Happy International Unicorn Day! 🦄

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Today is International Unicorn Day! If you have young children, they will enjoy this story about a girl and a unicorn, written by an 9 year old girl.
"Dark Unicorn" by Isabella Fyfe
#unicorn #books #kidlit https://t.co/Se2ML5DSNu

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Chapter Book Challenge: Prizes 2020 #ChaBooCha via https://t.co/Tt0PSuCHHz

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Chapter Book Challenge: An Ending and New Beginnings #ChaBooCha https://t.co/suCsHyHxJz

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While you are inside & staying healthy, focus your energy on something positive: start or finish a novel, write critiques to improve editing skills & fill gaps in your knowledge. If you need show, don't tell help, our guides are here https://t.co/RP9XBwvNVd #writing #writetip

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Chapter Book Challenge: Top Five Reasons Why Chapter Books Are the Best by Marcie Colleen #ChaBooCha via @MarcieColleen1 https://t.co/mixbdxCRLG

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Chapter Book Challenge: Writing Your Chapter Book by Melissa Stoller #ChaBooCha via @melissastoller https://t.co/qZph5udRmc

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Chapter Book Challenge: What Laurie Did Right: Middle Grade Magic (And a mini-lesson in The Hero's Journey): Part Two by Alayne Kay Christian #ChaBooCha via @alayne_kay https://t.co/9H8yFf1apu

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Chapter Book Challenge: What Laurie Did Right: Middle Grade Magic (And a mini lesson in The Hero's Journey) via @alayne_kay https://t.co/dWplbOj6qW

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Chapter Book Challenge: How (and Why) to Write When the World Feels Crazy #ChaBooCha https://t.co/kN2QNQXZJz

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What to Do If You Hate What You've Written by Nancy Holder #ChaBooCha https://t.co/cux0G906H5 #writing #writetip

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Editing Your First Draft by author Tamora Pierce #ChaBooCha #TamoraPierce http://t.co/q8AdIvw9qD via @beckyfyfe

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Check out my guest post for #ChaBooCha where I break down my thoughts when looking at chapter book submissions and my love of this age range.

"Whenever I read a query for a chapter book, I always ask myself 'How many books can this concept hold?'”
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Weather In Writing: 3 How-to Tips by Angela Ackerman #ChaBooCha https://t.co/rRJWcRxiOk #writing #writetip

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Chapter Book Challenge: Keep Going with your Writing #ChaBooCha https://t.co/W0GKYkZNjC

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Chapter Book Challenge: Breaking Down Your Writing by Melissa Gijsbers via @MelissaGijsbers #ChaBooCha https://t.co/ljt7Fk3QVm

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Chapter Book Challenge: How NOT to Write Historical Fiction by Donna L Martin #ChaBooCha https://t.co/2isn1FCV4w