Latest Release: The Young Storyteller's Prompt and Draw Series by Tracy Ruckman

We're excited to announce the release of The Young Storyteller's Prompt and Draw Series by Tracy Ruckman.

This series of twelve books encourages children to create their own stories from simple prompts. Lined pages with the prompts and plenty of work space for illustrating their stories, too!

About the Series:

Encourage Children to Write and Illustrate their Own Stories!

The Young Storyteller’s Prompt and Draw Series offers basic prompts to guide children through a solid story structure while encouraging their imaginations to soar.

The pages within provide short prompts with lined space for writing out the story and ample blank space for children to illustrate as they create.

This series is perfect for home use, as well as in a classroom or homeschool setting.

The books are available on Amazon, or can be purchased by the case of 24 with a special discount for teachers/classrooms/schools. E-mail us for more information on case pricing.

The links for each of The Young Storyteller's Prompt and Draw Series:

There Once Was a Boy ...

There Once Was a Girl ...

There Once Was a Baby ...

There Once Was a Squirrel ...

There Once Was a Martian ...

There Once Was a Mermaid ...

There Once Was a Car ...

There Once Was a Fire Truck ...

There Once Was a Police Car ...

There Once Was a Unicorn

There Once Was a Dog

There Once Was a Cat

What's Your Story?

What story do you have to tell?

Is it nonfiction - perhaps a self-help book or maybe a memoir of your life?

Do you write poetry? Would you like to include your poems in one book to share with others?

Is it fiction? Are novels your storytelling outlet? Or do you write books for children, to stir their imagination or to help teach them lessons or values?




Now is the time to share your story. Send me an e-mail (info@TMPbooks.com) or a note on Facebook, and let's talk about the possibilities!


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