[shutta-crum Posts: 1 Status: Offline I love kids' books!]

I often get asked how I formatted my manuscript for my two nearly wordless children's books (Mine! and Uh-Oh! Published by Knopf/Random House.) when I'm not an illustrator. So I thought I'd let you know that I've written a posting about all that--including a look at the first page of the submission. Please share this posting with other writers you know. Here's the link at the Florida Writers Associaiton Blog: https://floridawriters.blog/writing-the-wordless-or-almost-wordless-picture-book/     Enjoy!
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[Vijaya Posts: 7,172 Status: Offline Encourage WWW]

Thank you, Shutta and

Here's another example from Linda Ashman's RAIN: https://lindaashman.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/RAIN_Submission.pdf

[dkshumaker Posts: 1,448 Status: Offline WWW]

Thank you so much for this great information!

[JodyJS Posts: 1,316 Status: Offline Who you gonna call? EMERGENCY KITTENS! WWW]

Super interesting! Thanks, Shutta and Vijaya!

[Hopeful Posts: 227 Status: Offline I love kid books!]

Examples are worth a thousand words.  Thank you!

[tanya-elchuk Posts: 12 Status: Offline I love kids' books!]

Thank you so much for sharing these! Seeing another writer's manuscript is always a treat, and especially as in this case when the form is unusual. Many thanks!