How do I get a children's book published?

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  1. lmarsh1203 profile image60
    lmarsh1203posted 13 years ago

    How do I get a children's book published?

    Is it better to submit it to a publishing house? How do I begin the process? Should I try to find independent financial assistance?

  2. Just Ask Susan profile image91
    Just Ask Susanposted 13 years ago

    Here is a hub by Ryan Kett that you may find interesting and helpful
    http://ryankett.hubpages.com/hub/How-To … drens-Book

  3. Betty Reid profile image60
    Betty Reidposted 13 years ago

    I am part of a company that helps individuals publish books.  Then you keep all the royalties. 

    Right now my HubPages is set up to not accept messages - I will have to figure that out ... more soon.

  4. Imogen French profile image89
    Imogen Frenchposted 13 years ago

    my friend had her children's book published by a self-publishing company - Authorhouse (www.authorhouse.co.uk)

    they print on demand (so you don't have to pay for a big print run), sell on her behalf and she also sells it through Amazon

    hope that gives you some ideas, and good luck with it : )

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    Billie Paglioloposted 12 years ago

    Imarsh, the fastest way is to self-publish an ebook.  You can do it in a week on Kindle if you have your images and text all ready!  Kindle Direct Publishing has some comments on formatting a children's book in its forum  at: http://207-171-168-158.amazon.com/kdpfo … dID=13875.  Same is true with Nook.  It's harder to get into the Applestore for the ipad, so I went to bookbaby.com for help with that conversion.  The downside of not going to a publishing house is that you have to do all the promotion, marketing, selling, etc. by yourself.  I sell about 5 of my children's ebook a month for Kindle, Nook, iPad, combined by doing nothing.  For me, it's having it out there that's important right now.  The only way a publishing company will pick up an ebook, from my understanding, is if your book skyrockets in the ebook market.  They'll jump onto that bandwagon and create tangible copies.

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    Billie Paglioloposted 12 years ago

    Yes you can, even if you don't draw!  Steps to publish for Kindle, Nook, iPad; how to submit manuscripts of children's books to traditional publishers;  positives and negatives of various formats. FUN read more

 
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