The Coloring Book for Writers enhances creativity by combining proven brainstorming techniques and activities with the act of coloring.

Let your kid get familiar with the Hebrew Alphabet having fun! 1. Hebrew type and handwriting letters 2. Words with each Hebrew letter 3. Numbers in Hebrew Your kid will get familiar with the Hebrew letters with this coloring book!

EASY & EDUCATIONAL COLORING BOOK (READING & WRITING) WORKBOOK LETTERS AND THE NUMBERS Capital - Small Letters For Boys & Girls, Preschool, Kindergarten Best gift idea for the little ladies & gentlemen! For kids 3 - 11 years of age. High quality - High resolution - Original Artist designs. Simple designs, bold lines easy to recognize and color. Let your kids learn the alphabet while having fun coloring! Alphabet and Numbers (0 - 10) with cute animals & fruits & everyday things.

Explore Your Motivations. Replenish Your Creativity. Define Your Vision for Success. To become a more creative, confident, and productive writer, you need to focus your attention, visualize your desires, set clearly defined goals, and take action toward your dreams. Let Creative Visualization for Writers be your guide on this journey of self-discovery. You'll learn how to: • Evaluate your beliefs and shed self-defeating behaviors. • Determine your destination by visualizing your ideas and goals. • Develop an Author Attitude that will help you write, achieve, earn, and produce more. • Discover new ways to foster your creativity and productivity. • Affirm that you have what it takes to succeed. Featuring more than 100 exercises and prompts to spark new writing ideas and give you a creative boost, as well as coloring pages to encourage relaxation, Creative Visualization for Writers helps you transform your dreams into reality and find joy in the creative process.

The Coloring Book for Writers, Volume II, features writing prompts to help you jump start stories. Brainstorm ideas from the story starters while you enjoy the coloring pages. The Coloring Book for Writers combines the creative act of coloring along with writing prompts to help writers let go of their left brain and release their creativity.

This book creates a taxonomy for the major bestselling fictional genres: romance (e.g., authors Heyer, Cartland, Woodiwiss and Roberts), religious and inspirational (Corelli and Douglas), mystery and detective (Conan Doyle, Christie and Mankell), and science fiction, horror and fantasy (Wells, Tolkien, Orwell, Niven, King and Rowling). Chapters look at a genre from its roots to its most recent works. The structural patterns in the plot, characters and setting of these genres are then explained. The book also provides a critique of currently popular hyper-formulaic, hack, unliterary writings that have multiplied in recent decades. Special topics such as the publishing oligopoly and the resulting homogeneity among bestselling works and the steady movement from literary to unliterary fiction are also examined.