Reflections from a Children’s Book Writing Workshop
The children’s book writing workshop in Ukiah, led by authors Bhikshuni Jin Rou, Terri Nicholson, and Natasha Yim, provided a unique and enriching experience.
These instructors shared their wisdom, patience, and extensive knowledge, guiding us through various storytelling techniques and fostering a collaborative environment.
One profound lesson imparted by the instructors was the importance of allowing characters to learn and solve their own problems, empowering them in the narrative.
Sanju Baral reflected on how the workshop broadened his perspective.
The diverse participants and the comprehensive guidance of the instructors illuminated the intricate process of creating children’s books, from character development to publication.
This experience reaffirmed the importance of passion and compassion in writing for children.
Victoria Sheung discovered her voice through the workshop.
The passion, kindness, and wisdom of the teachers introduced her to a new world of writing.
The meticulously planned lessons emphasized authentic and empathetic storytelling, igniting her own creativity and reconnecting her with her inner child.
The workshop highlighted the profound impact of storytelling on young minds, fueled by love and deep connection.
