Does your inner child dream of sharing a story with young listeners and readers? Are you confused about the world of children's publishing? Have you received enough rejection letters to line your office wall? Children's author, Carol Parenzan Smalley, can guide you -- as a new or seasoned writer -- along your writing path through personal coaching sessions. Carol is the author of over 20 children's books. Specializing in children's creative nonfiction, she breathes excitement into facts. In addition to writing for children (and adults), she is the developer and facilitator of an online class for children's writers offered around the world through over 2400 colleges and universities. If you are a current online student in Carol’s class, please wait until you have completed the coursework to contact her regarding coaching. School policy does not allow communication outside the discussion area with current students. Carol shares her passion for children's literature in classrooms and libraries. She offers a variety of workshops for children and adults, many of which are based on her books and life experiences. Depending on your location, sessions are offered in person, online, or over the telephone. She is also available for workshops, retreats, and conferences through writing organizations. Slots are limited. Contact her today for availability and costs.

Do you have a question about writing books for children? Would you like a review of your manuscript? Do you need help finding the right publisher for your book? Carol may be available now to help you. Click here to check her “live person” availability. ______________________ A Client Writes... “Did you hear a big squeal coming from Texas? Well, I hope so, because that's just what I did when I opened up your e-mail. I think I became Lucy Ladybug dancing and twirling on the living room floor. Believe me, it was quite a sight to see. My story has improved greatly with your help, and I thank you so very much. I look back at my first draft, and I just laugh at how silly it reads. My goodness, what would I have ever done without you?” - Cheryl Jones