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For Picture Book Creators: 32 Page Standard - Why? How Many Pages For Story?

An explanation of why 32 pages is the standard for picture books, and what this means for picture book creators (hint: this does NOT mean all 32 pages are available for your story content). ***CORRECTION: The separate/colored ends are NOT glued to the first page of the book block, sorry! When I mention my own books begin on pages 6-7, by the way, please remember that most of my books for Simon & Schuster are self-ended 40-page picture books. The decision to increase from 32 to 40 pages was made by my publisher, not by me. For pre-published picture book writers with no track record, I recommend sticking to the standard 32 page template; you can always discuss the possibility of increasing the page count after your mss has been acquired. Also forgot to mention that my print-ready templates are just guidelines. Where the story content actually begins and ends can vary from one publisher to another, and one project to another. As I emphasized at the end of my session, read and analyze many picture books to get a sense of what's out there. Some links I mentioned: Creating Picture Books (lots of resources and free templates): https://www.debbieohi.com/pbcreation Debbie's Free Print-Ready Archive: https://www.debbieohi.com/printready Tara Lazar's post on picture book dummies, picture book construction, layouts: https://taralazar.com/2009/02/22/pict... Mireille Messier https://www.mireille.ca/ ============ Software / hardware I used to create this livestream: Ecamm Live (for the picture in picture feature, overlays, switching between scenes etc.) https://www.ecamm.com/ Restream.io (how I streamed to Twitter, Periscope, FB Live, YouTube at same time): https://restream.io/channel Overhead camera: Canon M50 Overhead lighting: Homemade ring light! See my DIY video    • DIY ring light with LED strips + my overhe...   Headshot webcam: an ancient Logitech whose model I can't recall, sorry ————————— ** ABOUT ME: I’m Debbie Ridpath Ohi, a children’s book writer and illustrator based in Canada. My illustrations have appeared in books by Judy Blume and Michael Ian Black, among others. I love encouraging creativity in young writers and illustrators. You can find out more at https://www.debbieohi.com/ Email newsletter: debbieohi.link/newsletter Creating Picture Books resource (with free templates): https://www.debbieohi.com/pbcreation Free, print-ready stuff for educators and creators: http://DebbieOhi.com/printready Also please visit me on: Twitter -   / inkyelbows   Instagram -   / inkygirl   Facebook -   / debbieohi