Bible Books Themes
How can I get a hold of an illustrator of children's books that will discuss a draft free, until the sale of books
Myself and a friend have written at least 10 children's books with characters that I created long ago. They are Bible based themes such as the Arch Noah, Johnna and so on. They are told by my characters and all lead a child to ask questions about a relationship with God through Jesus. We just need someone who will commit to free books until or if we paid. Money is not important here. It's about Jesus and a personal relationship with him. Each book is 30-35 pages and the artwork is not very detailed and will be as fundamental as necessary to tell stories. I pray for you or someone you know will accept this opportunity to make a difference in the lives of children around the world. Thank You and God Bless! Tim F.
Tim, if you're serious about publishing books with your children a traditional publisher legitimate, they, not you, will choose an illustrator. It is standard practice. It is rare for a writer for hire a designer who is the editor of choice. You may feel like the story does not feel complete without illustrations, but the agents and publishers Review of children's books without illustrations of all time. Here is a link to a blog written by a publisher of books for children anonymous http://editorialanonymous.blogspot.com/ Read on to see how a publisher of books for children, and think about what they expect.
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