Writing a children's book
Writing a children’s book is actually a difficult thing to do. It is a task that not only needs the right mind and language to communicate with the target market but also an environment that inspires one to connect with the children.
Creating an inspiring environment
As a fun children’s book writer, my environment would be one that inspires me to think like the target market. This is a park with children playing with each other and pets running around. While it may seem like a rather rowdy place, it brings the aura of childhood and gets me into character. I get to learn how children communicate among themselves, as well as the language they are likely to understand. Besides, seeing how they create relationships both with their pets and among themselves creates a perfect concept for any plotline I would like to write about.
Observing the park atmosphere
The parents are sitting on the benches and there are different sounds from the kids, from laughter to crying, singing, chasing each other and the pets, and even singing. All the sounds and sights are helping me draw a setting that shows children and the games they probably love to play. Besides, the interaction between the kids and the parents is important as I get to learn how children communicate their different experiences to adults. The weather is also rather sunny after several weeks of rain and it seems everyone is out to have some fresh air. Therefore, the atmosphere is quite refreshing as the birds are also visibly enjoying the park.
Inspiration for creativity
Generally, this is an environment that is not only revitalizing for the mind but also quite refreshing. It gives a sense of renewal and innocence from the kids. It is generally one that inspires creativity for any children-related plotlines.
