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J.D. Holiday - EzineArticles.com Expert Author
JD Holiday is the author, illustrator and book designer of the children's picture book, JANOOSE THE GOOSE. She is a member of The Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators and Small Publishers of North America.
JANOOSE THE Goose is also available for E-book readers at
Amazon and E-Book Stores online!
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- Having Your Own Private Chat Room - In a NutShell
[Internet-and-Businesses-Online:Social-Networking] Did you know you can have a chat room of your own on your site or blog for free? Most of us have had an IM (instant message) talk with a friend real time and if you have been to a chat room talking with many people at once then you might like a chat room of your own.
- Theme in a Nutshell
[Writing-and-Speaking:Writing] The theme of a story is what the story is about. It is the underlying message usually defined in one or two sentences and is never told to the readers. Sometimes you know your story's theme before beginning to write it.
- Another Way to Sell Your Book - Creating an E-Book
[Internet-and-Businesses-Online:E-Books] With E-book reading devices on their way to being how many of us will be reading books in the future and how environmentally friendly e-books can be using no paper, I decided to add my children's picture to Amazon's Kindle. Kindle is a device or reader that is light-weight, wireless, and specifically for the purpose of reading e-books. If you want to make your book, whether it's a novel, non-fiction or a children's picture book available as an e-book the following information could be helpful.
- From Pictures to Pages
[Computers-and-Technology:Software] I recently finished painting watercolor pictures for one of my children's picture books with the intent of designing the book myself. It was the goal that made me willing to conquer the challenge of learning the page layout software Indesign Creative Suite 3 or CS 3 by Adobe. I was comfortable using Adobe's Photo Shop having made examples of pages for a previous picture book project.
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