Are you a Writer?
Both The Artist in Me and The Writer in Me are books of motivation, instruction and inspiration that are filled with tips and techniques to help young writers and artists find their inner talents.
The Writer in Me:
This all-in-one creativity kit includes a 96-page full-color book, three types of writing journals, dictionary, poster and a deck of story-starter cards. 9″ x 9″, 96 pages
Guidelines for the giveaway:
We have one copy of the book to giveaway.
Please leave your name and email address in the comments below ( your email will not be shared). Share with us, if you’d like, how you’d use the book…for your children, grandchildren, as a gift, in school or in homeschool, etc. The giveaway is ONLY open to those living in the United States or who have a US mailing address.
Deadline is Midnight, September 25.
Whoa. This contest is cool, too. I actually am a writer so I might use it myself. Sounds cool.
Wow, that is an awesome kit and would work well in teaching my children. I homeschool and always find writing to be a subject that is a bit difficult to teach and keep them motivated, this kit would work wonders:)
FireMom
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I’m a writer! That book would be for ME!
This book sounds fun! I am a writer and need to get on the ball to sell a children’s book I wrote a long time ago. Motivation much?
I would LOVE to have this! I am a writer and author, and am always looking for good tools to improve my skills and inspire my creativity.
I have always loved to write and have dreams of one day getting something published
My oldest son has really in the last few weeks taken a keen interest in writing that he has never had before! I’m really excited and I want to give him all of the tools I can! I would love to be a writer myself, as well
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I sooo want to write a book. I don’t know where to start….!
My friend’s son is really creative, and I know he would enjoy this.
would love to win for ideas , and this might improve the kids writing too. Why hoard the ideas in the book, it could be shared.
I could totally use this in class with my eighth-graders.