This post is sponsored by Legacy KidLit Press. The review and opinions expressed in this post are based on my personal views.
MY REVIEW
When I first saw the title of this book, I was instantly excited to see what was inside. As a former homeschool teacher, I’m still a curriculum geek. This book had me imagining all the lessons, with all the lesson plans so clearly available. I would definitely use this in my homeschool.
Children who read this book and follow the directions will learn everything about creative writing in a step-by-step method that is so clear. The stories written by Rick Williams are wonderfully thrilling for children. I love this way of teaching children to love books and that they can also write exciting stories.
This book gives children the tools to learn all about the writing process. With the stories drawing in reluctant readers, the writing challenge will produce a natural and happy result.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Story Writing: A Workbook of Creative Writing Prompts for Kids 8-12
By Rick Williams Sr. with Cherry-An Somoso
Illustrated by Prayan Animation Studio
Ages 8-12 | 246 Pages
Publisher: Legacy KidLit Press (2025) | ISBN-13: 979-8-9874200-4-1
PURCHASE LINKS
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Rick Williams is the creator of the Storymaking Hub, where he shares ideas about how creative writing can strengthen children’s literacy, social-emotional learning, and critical thinking. He is also the author of Star Life Keepers, the first novel in his Dragon & Dinosaur Chronicles series of fantasy adventures with heart.
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Rick’s free Creative Writing Lab on The Storymaking Hub. It includes storymaking roadmaps and 30 downloadable resources for kids, parents, and educators: Get these Downloadables Here
GIVEAWAY
Readers who follow along on this virtual book tour will have the chance to win one of three Young Creator’s Storymaking Kits! Each kit includes a signed hardcover copy of Story Writing: A Workbook of Creative Writing Prompts for Kids 8-12, a signed hardcover copy of Star Life Keepers, a blank writing notebook, a four-color pen, and a spot in a one-hour group Zoom with Rick on how stories are made and how to get started with the workbook. (Open to U.S. residents.)
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