Chapter Book Blueprint

Your Struggles Are Over:
Introducing the New Way to Learn Writing.

You can spend years chasing information and instruction about writing a Chapter Book – much of it outdated or just plain wrong – or you can start writing your book right now. Even if you’re an absolute beginner!

The WriteForKids Blueprint System is an entirely new online approach to writing and revising excellent manuscripts. Each Blueprint takes a particular category of book and breaks the process of writing and revising it into tiny steps.

Each step then features a video with an expert instructor describing this piece of the writing puzzle, offering great advice and giving instructions about using the fillable PDF form for that step. Follow along and – before you know it – you’ll have a professional, polished manuscript ready to submit.

And, because this is a “write while you learn” system, you’ll become a better and stronger writer every time you go through the Blueprint!

It’s never been easier and more fun to create a chapter book. And here’s what’s really cool — Chapter Book Blueprint is a tool you can use again and again for each new chapter book project. Just run your idea through the Blueprint and you’ll save countless frustrating hours.

You’ll get lifetime access to the Blueprint and all updates, so you can rest easy knowing that Alice is there for you — whenever you need her!

Banish Writer’s Block Forever and Never Stare at a Blank Page Again!

What causes writer’s block? For most folks, it’s a feeling of overwhelm, of a project being too big to start or continue, of not knowing what to do next.

With our Blueprints, that’s all gone forever. By working in small chunks, you’ll get right into the flow whenever you want. And because it’s so much fun, this won’t seem like “writing” — it will be pure, unbridled creativity that’s rewarding and joyful.

I truly feel like I have a mentor helping me take an idea, get it on paper, and then make it shine.

Instead of waking up at 5 am and willing my mind to think of something to write, I had a short Blueprints video and exercise waiting to warm up my brain and get the creativity flowing.

Best of all, the exercises were useful. Not ‘practice writing’ just for practice’s sake, but practice for writing my book. I was working toward my finished manuscript, but in manageable pieces.

After two weeks, I began looking forward to getting up early to write. After two months, I had a new first draft—one that I read through without cringing!

Now I’m into the editing stage, and I have a guide through that process as well. They say writing is rewriting, and I’m so glad that WriteForKids Blueprints walks me through revising my manuscript as well.

Thanks so much for creating WriteForKids Blueprints! They’re an incredible resource.

CHRISTY CHU

My Blueprint was a God-send for me.

I’m published! What a joy and journey…and I could not have done it without the help of your Blueprint road map to guide me, literally, step by step!

There were the nights I went to bed with writer’s block, wondering what do I do now or where does the storyline go from here! Then, I would wake up with the obvious solution. ‘Hey, wait a minute! Why am I struggling so hard? I have my Blueprint to help me with my next step on what I need to write or where I need to go in this story!’

By answering a few simple questions embedded in my story, the Blueprint freed my brain cramps and sent me on my way to whole new chapters!

My book is doing remarkably well and I’m flattered to be nominated for several children’s book awards thanks to many new friends and fans!

Much credit goes to you and your Blueprint because without it, I do not know whether I would have even finished the book, let alone published it, in both soft and hardcovers and now in Kindle edition.

Thank you guys for all your hard work to help make me a successful children’s book author!

JESSIE ARRINGTON

Alice Kuipers’ work has been published in 34 countries, collecting honors and awards all along the way.

Alice’s chapter book Polly Diamond and the Magic Book (Chronicle Press) was chosen by Parents Magazine as a Best Book for 2018.

She’s is the author of Life on the Refrigerator Door, told entirely in post-it notes written by a mother and her daughter. Named a New York Times Book for the Teen Age, it’s won or been short listed for numerous prizes, including the Redbridge Book Award, the Sheffield Libraries Choice Award, the Grand Prix de Viarmes and the Carnegie Medal.

Alice’s second book, The Worst Thing She Ever Did won the Arthur Ellis Award for Best Juvenile / YA Crime Book; was short listed for the White Pine Award; and was a Bank Street College of Education Best Children’s Books of the Year selection.