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Writing with pictures : how to write and illustrate children's books.
Publication details: Watson-Guptill, 1997 New York :Edition: ReprintContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0823059359 (pbk.) :
- How to write and illustrate children's books
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American University in Dubai | American University in Dubai | Main Collection | PN 147.5 .S58 1997 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Copy Type:01 - Books | Available | 661850 |
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| PN 147.5 .B56 2004 v.1 How to write a children's picture book / | PN 147.5 .B56 2004 v.1 How to write a children's picture book / | PN 147.5 .K59 2016 The magic words : writing great books for children and young adults / | PN 147.5 .S58 1997 Writing with pictures : how to write and illustrate children's books. | PN 151 .B65 1990 Professors as writers : a self-help guide to productive writing / | PN 151 .R39 1999 The writer's way / | PN 155 .M3 1992 How to...write for publication : The professional author's handbook / |
To create a good picture book or story book, you must understand how the two differ in concept. A story book tells a story with words. Although the pictures amplify it, the story can be understood without them. The pictures have an auxiliary role, because the words themselves contain images. In contrast, a true picture book tells a story mainly or entirely with pictures.
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