I want to offer one quiet check-in today. If your book had to help one child: not a market, not an audience…just one real child… Who are they in that moment? Not the whole story. Not the lesson. Just the situation. Is it a child who is: • missing someone • feeling left out • trying something hard for the first time • holding a secret worry • learning how to be brave • feeling angry and not sure why If you want to respond, you can do it this simply: “This book is for a child who is ______.” One sentence is enough. No explanations. No feedback needed. If you don’t feel ready to post, reading others still counts. We’re not rushing clarity here. We’re letting it arrive.

One thing I’ve noticed with almost every writer (myself included) is that we often think we’re stuck… when we’re really just unclear about where we are. So let’s ground this 👇 Reply with the number that best fits you right now: 1️⃣ Idea in my head, not written yet 2️⃣ First draft in progress 3️⃣ First draft finished but something feels “off” 4️⃣ Revised + polished, unsure what’s next 5️⃣ Published but not reaching readers 6️⃣ Something else (tell us) No fixing. No pressure. Just clarity. I’ll reply with one focused suggestion for each of you based on where you are.

I want to say something important …especially for those of you who have been quiet so far. Most people don’t fail at children’s books because they’re bad writers. They fail because they get stuck between stages: • an idea that feels personal • a draft that feels messy • fear of wasting money • confusion around publishing • no clear next step That gap is where momentum dies. And here’s the part nobody tells you: 👉 Silence doesn’t mean you’re behind. 👉 Quiet doesn’t mean you don’t belong here. 👉 Finished authors and first-time writers struggle with the same friction points — just at different stages. This community exists to remove friction. So let’s do something simple today: Reply to this post with ONE sentence: • “I’m stuck on ___” • “I’m working on ___” • or “My biggest question right now is ___” No pressure. No polish needed. Just clarity. I’ll personally respond and help you identify your next right step — not ten steps from now, just the next one. This is how books actually get finished. Let’s go. ✍️🔥

Three months ago, I published my book without high expectations; I only hoped a few people would read it. But life surprised me. Now I'm earning around $2,000 a week from it, and I'm still so thrilled because I remember how hard it was to earn even a few dollars. It's amazing how something you create can suddenly change your life. For those of you who have already launched a project... Have you ever experienced such rapid success?

WELCOME TO KIDS BOOK ACADEMY! 🎉📚✏️ I’m so glad you’re here. Whether you’ve written zero words or you already have a story in progress, this is the place where your children’s book goes from idea to finished book. Here’s what you can expect inside this community: ✔️ Daily lessons + writing guidance ✔️ Mistake-breakdowns to help you avoid the traps most new authors fall into ✔️ Support for outlining, writing, editing, publishing, and launching ✔️ Feedback on your ideas, titles, and pages ✔️ A group of people cheering you on and moving with you This is the FIRST time I’ve opened up my full process — the exact tools, techniques, and insights I’ve used to publish 70+ children’s books, including a national bestseller. If you’re new here, say hello below! Share: 1️⃣ Your name 2️⃣ The children’s book idea you wish you could write 3️⃣ What brought you here We’re building something special — and I’m excited you’re part of it. Let’s make your book REAL. 🚀📘