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Crafting a great story can be as fun as reading one with this action-packed introduction to fiction writing as your child s guide!
Nothing is quite as exciting and frustrating as chasing a story idea out of your head and onto the page. Award-winning author and illustrator Jeff Mack should know he s been telling stories since the second grade. With How to Write a Story, he brings the writing process to life for the next generation of yarn spinners.
Ideas are hiding anywhere, our narrator notes as we open on a pensive mouse at his writing desk. This proves true a moment later, when a stuffed bunny leaps from a shelf and out of the house, straight to a cardboard box spaceship. Writing a story is like traveling through space, we continue as mouse and bunny do just that: It may take you a long time. You may not always know where you re going. Once landed on an alien planet, the adventure continues to the bottom of the sea, the stomach of a big fish, and the lair of a killer robot. Each thrilling beat illustrates a tool in the fiction writer s kit.
Whether used in the classroom or gifted to the talented youngster in your life, How to Write a Story is timeless, multifaceted, and empowering.
Nothing is quite as exciting and frustrating as chasing a story idea out of your head and onto the page. Award-winning author and illustrator Jeff Mack should know he s been telling stories since the second grade. With How to Write a Story, he brings the writing process to life for the next generation of yarn spinners.
Ideas are hiding anywhere, our narrator notes as we open on a pensive mouse at his writing desk. This proves true a moment later, when a stuffed bunny leaps from a shelf and out of the house, straight to a cardboard box spaceship. Writing a story is like traveling through space, we continue as mouse and bunny do just that: It may take you a long time. You may not always know where you re going. Once landed on an alien planet, the adventure continues to the bottom of the sea, the stomach of a big fish, and the lair of a killer robot. Each thrilling beat illustrates a tool in the fiction writer s kit.
Whether used in the classroom or gifted to the talented youngster in your life, How to Write a Story is timeless, multifaceted, and empowering.
Mack offers an immensely entertaining tale while explaining various processes in clear, practical steps.. . . The ideal vehicle for inspiring children s own flights of fancy.
Kirkus Reviews
This universal message of encouragement is sure to resonate with readers whether or not they have an interest in writing. A sweet and satisfying choice for a story hour about imagination, or to introduce an elementary school unit on creative writing.
School Library Journal
Mack (recently the more earthbound Time to Make Art, rev. 1/24) here revisits the theme of creativity, smartly blending an elaborate analogy of the writing process into the visual telling of one mouse s space odyssey. . . . This cosmic adventure will inspire many readers to write their own stories and follow their imaginations to unexpected places.
The Horn Book
Kirkus Reviews
This universal message of encouragement is sure to resonate with readers whether or not they have an interest in writing. A sweet and satisfying choice for a story hour about imagination, or to introduce an elementary school unit on creative writing.
School Library Journal
Mack (recently the more earthbound Time to Make Art, rev. 1/24) here revisits the theme of creativity, smartly blending an elaborate analogy of the writing process into the visual telling of one mouse s space odyssey. . . . This cosmic adventure will inspire many readers to write their own stories and follow their imaginations to unexpected places.
The Horn Book