Kathleen Glasgow

And usually in like six months, two of the kids from the class will email me and say, I wrote 100 pages based on what we did. And I'm like, you're yay. You're off and running. You did it. I gave you a little structure and ideas. You're doing it. I want to see your book on a bookshelf someday. And so I will do I do things like that. I love that so much.

And usually in like six months, two of the kids from the class will email me and say, I wrote 100 pages based on what we did. And I'm like, you're yay. You're off and running. You did it. I gave you a little structure and ideas. You're doing it. I want to see your book on a bookshelf someday. And so I will do I do things like that. I love that so much.

It's like it's fun because. Once you get started and you're thinking about a book, ideas, they will just happen. Everyone is creative. I think that when you're younger, sometimes it starts being graded in school and then you say, oh, I got a C on my story. And you say, I'm not a good writer. And you give up. And that's one way to kill creativity in a kid. Definitely. Don't do that.

It's like it's fun because. Once you get started and you're thinking about a book, ideas, they will just happen. Everyone is creative. I think that when you're younger, sometimes it starts being graded in school and then you say, oh, I got a C on my story. And you say, I'm not a good writer. And you give up. And that's one way to kill creativity in a kid. Definitely. Don't do that.

It's like it's fun because. Once you get started and you're thinking about a book, ideas, they will just happen. Everyone is creative. I think that when you're younger, sometimes it starts being graded in school and then you say, oh, I got a C on my story. And you say, I'm not a good writer. And you give up. And that's one way to kill creativity in a kid. Definitely. Don't do that.

That should be in more schools. You should be writing. You should be painting. There should be no grades for those

That should be in more schools. You should be writing. You should be painting. There should be no grades for those

That should be in more schools. You should be writing. You should be painting. There should be no grades for those

class every day gets an A you know they just want you to be like producing your work because it's good and you feel good when you do it like when you were writing your books and you were in the zone didn't that feel great yes and actually that's a really good point that you made I follow a book talker and she says that she doesn't

class every day gets an A you know they just want you to be like producing your work because it's good and you feel good when you do it like when you were writing your books and you were in the zone didn't that feel great yes and actually that's a really good point that you made I follow a book talker and she says that she doesn't

class every day gets an A you know they just want you to be like producing your work because it's good and you feel good when you do it like when you were writing your books and you were in the zone didn't that feel great yes and actually that's a really good point that you made I follow a book talker and she says that she doesn't

you know, I'm not any good. And I'm like, well, what have you written? They're like, well, nothing. And I'm like, well, I didn't tell you that. Who told you that? You just have to try. Somebody out there is probably really going to like that story. You just have to start. And then...

you know, I'm not any good. And I'm like, well, what have you written? They're like, well, nothing. And I'm like, well, I didn't tell you that. Who told you that? You just have to try. Somebody out there is probably really going to like that story. You just have to start. And then...

you know, I'm not any good. And I'm like, well, what have you written? They're like, well, nothing. And I'm like, well, I didn't tell you that. Who told you that? You just have to try. Somebody out there is probably really going to like that story. You just have to start. And then...

Take your steps, whether you want to self-publish or traditionally publish, but somebody out there is going to love it. And that's the person that you're writing towards. Right. Not the other people who are going to give you like one star, no stars or say awful things about you and hold up your book. You're writing to the other people.

Take your steps, whether you want to self-publish or traditionally publish, but somebody out there is going to love it. And that's the person that you're writing towards. Right. Not the other people who are going to give you like one star, no stars or say awful things about you and hold up your book. You're writing to the other people.

Take your steps, whether you want to self-publish or traditionally publish, but somebody out there is going to love it. And that's the person that you're writing towards. Right. Not the other people who are going to give you like one star, no stars or say awful things about you and hold up your book. You're writing to the other people.

They can buy my books anywhere books are sold. They're everywhere. The Target edition is the exclusive edition with the beautiful ombre cover. But they're available everywhere. And the Target one has that book of the year, which I will carry proudly to the end of my days.

They can buy my books anywhere books are sold. They're everywhere. The Target edition is the exclusive edition with the beautiful ombre cover. But they're available everywhere. And the Target one has that book of the year, which I will carry proudly to the end of my days.

They can buy my books anywhere books are sold. They're everywhere. The Target edition is the exclusive edition with the beautiful ombre cover. But they're available everywhere. And the Target one has that book of the year, which I will carry proudly to the end of my days.