You know what a metaphor is. But when someone asks you, “What literary devices do you use the most in your writing?” you’re not sure how to answer.
What exactly is a literary device, anyway? And what if you’re using one and don’t even realize it?
You know what a metaphor is. But when someone asks you, “What literary devices do you use the most in your writing?” you’re not sure how to answer.
What exactly is a literary device, anyway? And what if you’re using one and don’t even realize it?
“How much do authors make?” We hear that a lot, don’t we?
And we can’t help but want to hear the answer in case the news gets better than it was the last time we heard it. And sometimes, it is. Sometimes.
But where do you go for a more objective answer to that question (whether it’s encouraging or not)?
What better way to encourage young writers than to provide creative inspiration and the time to follow it?
That’s exactly why we’ve created this list of writing prompts for kids.
Whether you’re a teacher, a parent, a writer of kids lit, or someone who knows a young storyteller, you know it can’t hurt to have a supply of story ideas.
But since many of the lists created for adult writers aren’t suitable for young readers, it makes sense to provide lists of quick writing prompts they’ll find more relatable.