It takes as long as it takes. There is no way for any of us to estimate how fast you can write, how much time you have each day, and how long it will take you to get a response from a publishing house.
Write your book. Send it to a publisher. While you wait to hear back, write your next book. Send that out. Rinse and repeat.
To make a picture book, first develop a story idea and create a storyboard to plan out the illustrations. Hire an illustrator or create the artwork yourself, then design the layout of the book. Once the book is complete, you can self-publish it through platforms like Amazon KDP or seek a traditional publisher.
You make and publish Children's Books in the same way as any other book. Write your story. Type it up, Look up publishers in the Writer's Market and start shipping it off. Click on the related questions for more information, as this question was originally included in the main "what are the steps to successful publishing" question.
There is a link below to a place where you can write your story, choose pictures from their gallery, and print it out, if you'd like to try that.
There is no minimum - it all depends on how few the publisher is willing to publish.
No, you can not publish a picture with Microsoft paint software on web. it doesn't have web upload functionality.
posthumouslyActually it's very hard for you to publish a book after you die. What happens is somebody will publish yourbook after you die.
try putting it on boundlessgallery.com
i want to publish my story in a book.
more attractive and nice
Publishers!
Suprisingly... Yes! If you or your parents have a phone, you can put that phone number in and there you go!
The author plans to publish her latest novel next month.
yes alot in app store type in bookmaker and boom
yes you can. but you have to prove beyond reasonable doubt that your claim is true I am a writer.Can I get money to publish my book
Galileo publish the book starry mesenger and Sidereus nuncius
To publish a book is 'edere'; to make public is 'efferre' or 'proferre'; to lay open or reveal is 'patefacere'; to make generally known or to circulate is 'divulgare'. See Smith's Copious and Critical English-Latin Dictionary.