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Cindy Kenney - The Best Advice I Ever Got: Don't take rejection personally. Editors are people, too. They come with all sorts of opinions, just like anyone else. Just because one or more don't like what you wrote, it doesn't mean someone else won't. Your manuscript could be viewed by an editor on a bad day, by an editor who doesn't feel well, or the publishing house may simply not have a need for the type of book you presented. Unfortunately, they don't always give you that feedback when they return a rejection notice.

Ian Irvine - I Really Need to Tell You This: To become a successful children's writer you have to catch your readers' attention by the end of the first paragraph, and then hold it. If your readers get down two paragraphs and haven't found anything intriguing enough to make them want to read more, you've failed. So start your story in the very first sentence, and by the end of the paragraph you need to have introduced a character who has a problem that he or she has to do something about. This arouses your readers' curiosity and concern: will the protagonist succeed or will she fail, and what happens then? Go on from there, maintaining your readers' interest and concern by continually giving your protagonists difficulties, dangers to overcome, things to worry about, problems to solve, mysteries that arouse curiosity, and so forth, all the way to the end of the book.

Deborah Gates - I Really Need to Tell You This: Getting something published is exasperating. It seems to take forever. It wreaks havoc with your emotions and tests your ability to stay true to what you believe in writing. Yet it is what we all long for, and continue striving for. The thrill of finally seeing your creation, bound and by-lined, sitting on a bookstore shelf is topped only by having a non-relative tell you how much they enjoyed the story. Whatever you do, keep trying.

Edith Tarbescu - When I Started, I Wish Someone Had Told Me: Never send out only one copy of a manuscript unless the publisher asks for an exclusive submission. And inform an editor if the manuscript is a multiple submission.

Glynis Belec - The Best Advice I Ever Got: "Cut it down by half and leave nothing out!"