We are happy that our children's literature is frequently recognized and recommended by the mainstream media and the international organization of children's book writers.
We take care of all your children's book writing needs, whether you're a children's book writer looking for an illustrator to draw your narrative or an illustrator looking for a specialized ghost writer to put words to your pictures. Our writers carefully compose an engaging book while keeping all possible visuals in mind, which is then transferred to our diverse illustrators, who thoroughly analyze the book and fashion gorgeous drawings for the topic. Cover designs are also created to complement the drawings. A finished product is released to the public after it has been edited, formatted, and fine-tuned for publication. Do you want to move quickly from concept to final book publication? Contact us right away to hire a children's picture book ghostwriter.
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We don't just compose middle-grade storybooks and young adult novels; we use our words to cast spells.
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Children are an important part of society. We consider it a crucial responsibility to be able to fulfill the objective of laying the groundwork for our future. That is why Ghostbookwriters has a team of dedicated children's book illustrators for hire that work hard to create illustrations that capture young readers' imaginations and inspire creativity.
Excellent images are accompanied by equally excellent writing that is specifically tailored to its intended age range. Our writers are well-versed in child psychology and have prior experience writing for youngsters.
literature must be able to develop impactful plots and concepts and invent lasting teachings that readers will remember for a long time.
It is a struggle for our team of dedicated children's book ghost writers to create charming and relatable characters, distinctive settings, pertinent themes, and profound morals while keeping the book basic enough for the appropriate age group.
Because of these traits in our gifted writers, we are able to deliver quality services and guaranteed sales for books in all categories and genres of children's literature.
Esther is one of our most emotionally intelligent writers. She deconstructs feelings of her characters so eloquently that it leaves even our editors waiting for the next chapter to quench their curiosity about what’s going to happen next. Her empathetic nature gives her an edge and enables her to not just understand the client’s demands but really feel where they’re coming from. Her abilities shine in storytelling whether they’re fantasy fiction, nonfiction biographies, narratives, screenplays, or novels. Hire her as your ghostwriter today.
Rosalie is the most versatile writer you will ever see. She is young, but exceptionally gifted with words and has a magical instinct that is reflected in her work. Her multifaceted profile showcases prized work in songwriting, rap and hip-hop, speeches, scripts, fanfics, short stories, flash fiction, and even comics. What’s surprising is that her flow from rhyming extends into the biographies and memoirs that she is always so eager to work on. Rosalie’s words are almost always trending in the media, and we feel proud to know that it was one of our own who wrote that.
If there’s anyone who can make a person see with closed eyes, it’s our wizard, Weber. He is an expert in drawing detailed pictures in the heads of his readers and animate them with nothing but words on a page. His descriptions are extraordinarily visual, with a unique ability to change complete scenarios, all within a single sentence. Weber’s words that drop like hammers have earned him a celestial reputation amongst our clients so he stays booked in advance. Through our forum, hire him today to reserve an exclusive spot on his writing schedule.
Fill out a simple brief form to reserve your seat, and you'll be greeted immediately by one of our friendly project managers who will take in all the information you have to provide about your book.
The top candidates are chosen based on the talents required for your book, and they thoroughly research the concept using available material. An outline for the book has been submitted to you for approval.
The author then begins writing the book with an enticing introduction that, perhaps, will teach children something valuable through enjoyment. If the author is pleased with the first chapter, the book will be continued in accordance with the previously accepted outline. Every chapter is submitted for approval in the same manner.
We revise the draft alongside the writing process. After writing, our editors go over the entire document several times for a critical evaluation, editing, and corrections.
We style the book to publication standards, give it a professional look with typefaces, and add some color with images that amuse children and entice their imaginations once you approve the complete manuscript.
We publish your book in the format you choose from all the market alternatives after the final version with text and images is authorized, and we implement a specific promotional campaign.
We don't just compose middle-grade storybooks and young adult novels; we use our words to cast spells.
Make your books magical. Hire us right away!
Children’s books are different in nature, so much so that they can be considered a separate genre. They are designed to steer clear from complex ideas, heavy emotions and adult problems. They employ simple language and plot, include lots of illustrations, and are shorter in length as compared to adult books. The goal of writing a children’s book is usually to teach young readers about the important values of life through fun and play.
Know your audience first and foremost. Children’s books vary significantly by age group. If your story idea is longer than a couple of thousand words and has the potential for immersive worldbuilding, then you may not want to create a picture book on it. On the other hand, if you have a light-hearted and simple concept, you may find it difficult to stretch it out into descriptive chapters.
Select the right audience according to your book concept, and then survey the competition. You will find out essential information that will help you write a more refined book, and give you a sense of the results you want to create.
The actual income of children’s picture book authors is difficult to determine. A picture book writer shares about half of their income with the illustrator for a rough estimate, including advance and royalties. And the advance for a children’s book is around $10,000 with no royalties issued until the advance is earned back. And a children’s book sells 5000 to 10,000 copies before going out of production in its first two years of release.
Writers also have to face many rejections before their book is accepted for publishing. With that being said, whether you’re a picture book writer or a mid-level children’s book writer, money should not be your motivation for writing.
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