In My Child, the Author! Publish Your Child’s Stories, Poems, Novels, and Artwork, you will learn the a simple and straightforward system that will help you achieve the goal of publishing your child’s work -- more quickly than you ever dreamed possible.

Author, Barbara Wyatt shows you how to easily make the work ready for publication. More importantly, she provides you with lists of publications that are looking for materials to publish.

Getting published for a child can be a fun and educational journey. Working together as a family, your child will learn the business side of the creative world.

The best part is that this will work for every parent wanting to help their child become published. It doesn't matter how young, old, rich, educated, attractive, skilled, or knowledgeable you may be. And, no specialized skills are required. You don't even need to know where that poem or story could be published!

If you've always dreamed of seeing your child’s work published, this ebook will give you the knowledge to make that happen. If you child wants to see their artwork published, they look to you for guidance. Believe in their talents and go for it. Help them develop that talent. Edit TextWould your child be thrilled with the recognition? Would they want to develop that talent? Would a published novel strengthen the application for college scholarships? What if friends and relatives in other countries could see their art? Or read their essay? Or poem? What would that mean to your family? Most important, what talent would it ignite in your child?

Barbara Wyatt recently researched the works of children who have published stories, artwork, poems, and novels. Thousands of children have embarked on a journey into the publishing world with huge success led to highly profitable careers in artistic world. Child authors are signing multi-book deals worth thousands. Child artists are selling work for thousands of dollars.

"What a valuable book! I had a simple, yet beautiful piece of art that my six-year old brought home from school. I bought “My Child, The Author” that afternoon and read the chapter on getting artwork published. We worked together as a family to complete the simple steps to get it ready for publication. That night, her grandparents in Texas were able to see what she did at school. It was such a rewarding experience.