How I Wrote a Children’s Book: From Idea to Execution

Our guest today is a 30 Days or Less alumna and the author of a charming children’s book. As you can imagine, writing a book for children is no easy feat, especially for a first timer.

Carrie agreed to tell us about the process that took her from a simple idea she had while working in a day care to a published book.

We’re all cheering for her, and hoping Don’t Eat Your Boogers is just the first story in a series of successful books for children.

And if you’re in the midst of shopping for Christmas presents, consider giving this book to a booger aficionado, will ya’?

Take it away, Carrie!

I had always pictured myself writing novels or volumes of poetry, so I never dreamed that I would ever write a children’s book. However, in the fall of 2015 I launched Don’t Eat Your Boogers (You’ll Turn Green)

And it was one of the best experiences of my life.

This is the story of my process from idea to execution.

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