The Craft of Writing Novels for Young Readers
PLEASE SIGN UP WITH PAYMENT AT THE BLUE BELL CIRCULATION DESK
Description: Hosted by local author, Eric Bell. Find your voice as a "kidlit" author. Begin writing your chapter book, middle grade, or young adult novel. We will cover concepts such as plot, character development, and voice, as well as ways to help you read critically (and become a more critical writer). Enjoy a hands-on approach as you engage in writing prompts designed to educate and spark the imagination. Come away with a greater understanding of how to write for young people!
When: Six Thursday Evenings @ 6:30 PM
- May 5
- May 12
- May 19
- May 26
- June 2
- June 9
Where: From the comfort of your home! Online via Zoom
Register: Sign up at the circulation desk with payment (cash or check) of $30
- Registration is for ALL 6 classes. Registration for individual classes will not be permitted.
- Class size is limited to 12 students. If the class is full, we will generate a waiting list.
- Please leave a phone number and/or email address at the time of registration so that we may confirm your enrollment and inform you of any class changes.
Refunds: We apologize, but we cannot give refunds for missed classes due to absence after May 5. In the event of a class cancellation, you will be informed of any rescheduled classes.
Contact: Bobbie Foster - Outreach Coordinator (215) 643 1320 x.14