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Children's picture book outline, spread by spread

Plan a picture book spread by spread, with read-aloud text, illustration notes, and page-turn hooks.

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Children's picture book outline, spread by spread

Act as a children's book editor. Outline a picture book for children aged {{reader_age_range}} about {{story_idea}}, with the text written in {{book_language}}. Use the standard 32-page format with about 14 spreads. For each spread, give the read-aloud text, a note for the illustrator on what the picture shows that the words do not say, and the page-turn hook. Keep the total text under 600 words, include a repeated refrain children can join in on, and let the child character solve the main problem themselves. Before the outline, state the story in one sentence and the feeling a child should have at the end. Avoid moralizing and stereotypes. Finish with three title options and a note on anything a parent or teacher might question.
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Children's picture book outline, spread by spread

Plan a picture book spread by spread, with read-aloud text, illustration notes, and page-turn hooks.

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Act as a children's book editor. Outline a picture book for children aged {{reader_age_range}} about {{story_idea}}, with the text written in {{book_language}}. Use the standard 32-page format with about 14 spreads. For each spread, give the read-aloud text, a note for the illustrator on what the picture shows that the words do not say, and the page-turn hook. Keep the total text under 600 words, include a repeated refrain children can join in on, and let the child character solve the main problem themselves. Before the outline, state the story in one sentence and the feeling a child should have at the end. Avoid moralizing and stereotypes. Finish with three title options and a note on anything a parent or teacher might question.
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