Creative Writing in 5 Simple Steps is a series of six titles, each of which discusses a different type of fiction. Each of these 48-page titles, written for upper elementary and middle school students, encourages writers to create their own type of fictional work.
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| Library Binding: 978-0-7660-3888-2 |
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Write a Graphic Novel in 5 Simple Steps, shows young, aspiring writers learn how to create new universes of their own through the unique combination of words and pictures that make a graphic novel.
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| Library Binding: 978-0-7660-3835-6 |
Author Amy Dunkleberger shows aspiring writers how to invent a believable mystery in Write a Mystery in 5 Simple Steps.
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| Library Binding: 978-0-7660-3837-0 |
Anyone who wants to write
romance will discover five simple steps showing them how to do so in this title. Written by Suzanne Lieurance, useful tips, exercises, and referrals show readers how to create tales of epic romance.
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| Library Binding: 978-0-7660-3834-9 |
Fantasy fiction is a great genre for those who enjoy stories about wizards and witches, time travel, talking animals, and fairies. Laura Lee McKay demonstrates how to create fantasy fiction using five easy steps.
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| Library Binding: 978-0-7660-3836-3 |
Horror stories succeed if they strike terror in the reader. Author Laura Baskes Litwin describes the five steps used to get that fantasy fiction story written.
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| Library Binding: 978-0-7660-3844-8 |
Michael A. Schuman shows aspiring writers how to write
science fiction. Robots, clones, computer technology, cyborgs, life under the ocean or on other worlds are all examples of this popular work of fiction.
All of the above titles are available as library bound books.
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