it depends on how big the book is, how much sense it makes, is it concidered "good", how much it costs, and if you are willing to go all the way for this book, editing, going through it over and over to make sure that it is "good", would it be old enough for all readers, who cannot read the book, and if your readers would actuallay like the book.
i have tried to write a book before, and i find that starting with an outline is useful. try following these steps...
1)come up with a plot to the book.
2)make an outline of the idea you have.
3)start writing the book; its ok to mess up.
4)once finished writing (or partway thru) come up with a title for your book.
5)illustrate your book (optional).
dont title your book before writing, because you may want to change it later on. i learned that the hard way...
You need to find an anthology that is about what your story is about. The best way to do this is to Google "anthology submissions" and add a word or two about your story subject. This will get you the names of any publishers who are currently accepting stories like yours -- if you find one, send it off. If you don't find one, check back every few weeks to see -- publishers are always starting new anthologies because they sell well.
Most people are capable of writing a book. Most people don't want to go to the trouble and work hard to do this.
To finish writing my book!
First someone would want to come up with an idea. After the idea is formed, create an outline of how the book should be laid out and flow. Dedicate some time to writing every day. Set realistic goals and deadlines to be able to stay on task.
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a note book some writing utensils a book maybe
Richard Scarry is famous for writing "Book on the Go" which is a picture book that can teach children different letters and it will be a favorite for many children.
You can start by writing the philosophy book consisting of your own thoughts and views of the world and such of that nature. Then after writing it , you would want to get it revised and then published.
First, finish the book! Then get the latest copy of Writers' Market and they will tell you which publisher to send it to.
You would have to paraphrase the story into the reading level of the kids you will be writing for.
You should write the genre that you most like to read!
Dr. Seuss died while writing "Oh, the Places You'll Go!".
Here are some ideas:Take a break from writing for a little bit -- go for a walk, read someone else's romance book, watch a movie -- then go back to writingBrainstorm lots of ideasResearch different kinds of romance writing
While there is no one-size-fits-all template for writing a book, some common elements include creating an outline or structure, setting writing goals, dedicating time to writing regularly, seeking feedback from others, and revising and editing your work. Ultimately, the best approach will depend on your writing style and the specific needs of your book.