Antony Lishak, Children’s Book Author
My son’s school had the good fortune to have children’s book author Antony Lishak visit yesterday. He read them Clickety-Clack, Something to Pack and signed books after school. It was a real treat!
In addition to Clickety-Clack, we also picked up Jumble the Puppy and it was a race to get home to see which we should read first. In Clickety-Clack, a counting storybook, I was also very impressed by Ian Penney’s artwork. Rich and detail-oriented, there’s lots to see and “feel.” And there’s no escaping the appeal of an adorable puppy up to mischief.
Antony Lishak is a former primary school teacher who also has a fabulous website. His writing tips are good ones to remember even for this old dog:
- Think before you write.
- Remember - We are ALL authors.
- Use your own experiences.
- Decide who you are writing for.
- No one ever wrote a story and got it right first time!
- Look for ways of saying what you want to say in as brief a way as possible.
And don’t miss his other site, Creative Writing 4 Kids, where children can read and write stories for publication online.
What children’s book authors have you met?
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POSTED IN: Children's Books, Children's Books (0 to 5 yrs), Children's Books (11 to 14 yrs), Children's Books (6 to 10 yrs), Internet for Kids


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An Island Life » Carnival of Family Life #42
Feb 19, 2007 at 1:22 am
[…] Ever met a children’s book author? Hsien of Play Library had the opportunity in Antony Lishak, Children’s Book Author. He even gave her some writing tips! […]
Lisa
Feb 19, 2007 at 2:58 pm
That must have been fun for the kids to meet the author.
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Practical Living Blog - Tips and Advice for Practical Living and Natural Health » Carnival of Family Life
Feb 25, 2007 at 11:32 am
[…] Hsien-Hsien Lei presents Antony Lishak, Children’s Book Author posted at Play Library, saying, “Thanks!” […]
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