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When I open myself to life and take heart, I find there are choices before me, that possibilities abound.
1. Character Study

In Ann Whitford Paul's Writing Picture Books: A Hands-On Guide From Story Creation to Publication, I learned about the value of doing a character study. I have always written from real life, so creating a character from my imagination is challenging and exciting. Even though the main character's father doesn't appear in the story (at this point), I included him in the study. I discovered that my MC takes after him rather than the mother who is part of the story. In light of what I learned doing the character study, I made my first revision of the pb manuscript. Writing is work, but this part has been fun.

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