The reason that you're reading this is because you're most likely frustrated at the lack of response that you're getting from traditional children's book publishers. It's not the quality of your work that's keeping it from being recognized, but rather the 5,000 children's book manuscripts that pour into publisher's offices every month. With your children's story fighting those kinds of numbers it's almost impossible that it will ever be read - let alone appreciated. Maybe the time is right to follow in the footsteps of some of the giants of children's book writing, self-publishers like Beatrix Potter, Mark Twain, Rudyard Kipling, and L. Frank Baum (the Wizard of Oz). The difference between then and now is that today it is much easier for you to self-publish than it ever was for them. These steps begin by assuming that you've already finished writing the manuscript for your children's story. Next: Step 1
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Easy Steps to Publishing Your Book!
