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Books help kids make sense of the world through story, but they can only do that if the books they read have an underlying meaning to them.
That's where theme comes in.
In this episode, we're going to look at how theme can help you write your novel, and create a story that will send kids on a journey in which they can fall in love with characters they care about and feel emotions they can relate to.
To do that, we'll cover:
- what theme is
- how knowing your story’s theme can make writing your novel easier
- three questions that will help you find your middle-grade novel’s theme
Theme is one of the foundational elements of novel writing, as is story type which can help you uncover your novel's theme. If you'd like to find out more about story type, sign up for a workshop at: loupiccolo.com/storytype
Bonus: You can find a free PDF download summarizing this episode.
For show notes, transcripts and links mentioned in the episode, visit my website
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