How do I go about  publishing a childrens book?
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It is often the same with childrens books as it is with other writing, only instead of only sending three chapters you send the whole thing.\n\nWrite it.\nFind the right market (via writers market, or other sources)\nFind their guidlines and follow them\nwrite cover letter and send it with the manuscript.\nhere is a good link on manuscript format.\nthen send it send it send it...
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not sure but check this:\nhttp://realproductivity.com/publisher/self-publishing.htm?OVRAW=free%20publishers&OVKEY=publisher%20free&OVMTC=standard\n\nhttp://www.bookpros.com/pub_pages/pub_google.php
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Here you go :-\n\nhttp://www.happychild.org.uk/wks/english/ssm/eh/en08writing.htm
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Depends on what font size you'll be using and what size the actual page is. If you are writing a children's book, 1-2 paragraphs per page depending on what level of reading you are targeting.\n\nOtherwise, I wouldn't think of making a formula for your book. Since you are writing it, put down as many or few paragraphs as you think fit.
545444
Look in your local bookstore or library.  There are many books about submitting your book/manuscript and how to get an agent to do it for you.
1090327
Get yourself a literary agent.  The age of the author is of little relevance in publishing.
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Publish it yourself - that`s the ONLY way you can guarantee it gets published
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You have to pay if you "self-publish," but if a publisher wants your book, they pay you!\n\nSubmit your book to different publishing houses and see what happens!\nGood Luck
149123
Unless you are a prodigy and I am guessing by your spelling you are not, most publishing houses will not do this for free. And most won't publish unless you have an agent, and most agents won't take you unless you have been published (a biatch isn't it?) I have listed a company below that will aid you in publishing your works with out sponsorship from a major publishing company. It will cost you, but it guarantees publication and some distribution opportunities (such as Barnes & Noble, Walden Books, and some websites that just sell books).  If they are just short stories, send them into magazines, sometimes they will pay you for your stories. A word of advice, practice your grammar and spelling technics, it costs extra to have your manuscripts proofread. Good luck!
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Publishers, especially the big ones, only accept manuscripts pitched in by agents. I suggest you get the book 2006 Writer's Market http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1582973946/102-9939564-9265768?v=glance&n=283155 as this provides the most comprehensive directories of publishers, agents and other important contacts in the book publishing industry. \n\nYou may want to read the following to give you more information on publishing a book\n\nhttp://www.soyouwanna.com/site/syws/publishbook/publishbook.html\n\n\nThe 2006 Guide To Literary Agents (Guide to Literary Agents) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1582973997/ref=pd_bxgy_text_b/102-9939564-9265768?ie=UTF8 can help you find the agent you need to help you get your manuscript published. Here are some guides to finding a literary agent \n\nAssociation of Authors' Representatives, Inc. (AAR),  http://www.aar-online.org\n\nOne other track, of course, is to self publish your books. Here are some resources on self publishing\n\nLulu http://www.lulu.com
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Depends u can self-publish by using such companies as AuthorHouse, or u can do submissions for publishing companies if u want a publisher.  Follow their format and stick with a well-known name.  If the company states they only want newcomers, run away!  They are a scam.  Be careful and good luck!
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you can upload at yadio and veoh for free\ni'm not sure about "publishing"
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You can try to self-publish it. \nThis can be accomplished very inexpensively at the new online POD (print on demand) publishing outfits.\nOne such is http://www.lulu.com\nCheck it out.\nOf course, if you self publish, you'll only have the end product.  Marketing and selling it will be up to you. \nIt is a good way to start and an easier way to see your book in print, but remember: It is difficult to get published with a large publisher precisely because THEY shoulder the burden of marketing and selling your book.\n\nGood Luck.
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contact www.authorhouse.com\nthat's who I went with and tell them that I sent you
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I tell you from personal experiance...it is very, very hard.  There are book tours, book signings, P.R., publicity, agents, design teams, etc. All of these things you must be well versed in and able to negotiate, haggle, defend your copyright and promote in order to have your book even make a flutter on the market.
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Hmm, I'm not gonna lie, it's gonna be hard to sell an unpublished book online. Especially if you're not a well-known author. I guess, ask yourself, why isn't it published?\n\nTo answer your question though:\nwww.myspace.com\nwww.ebay.com\nwww.answers.yahoo.com\nwww.stickam.com\nwww.tagworld.com\nwww.facebook.com\nwww.amazon.com\nwww.half.com\nDo a search for forums with Book discussions or sales.\n\nMost of all, good luck. Try try try to get that book published..and get good reviews so you can become a well-known author. Think about every book you've heard of and sold well...it was always reviewed favorably, spread virally, and had some sort of attraction to it.\n\nBest of luck\n\n-Greg
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contact a publisher !