Children's Book Literary Agents Accepting Submissions
Finding the right literary agent is one of the most important steps for any author who dreams of seeing a children’s book on store shelves.
Kendall Chris is a contributing writer at Western Reflections Publishing, covering ghostwriting, editing, and self-publishing for authors deciding how to bring a book to life. Kendall's work tackles the practical questions that come up before a project starts: what a ghostwriter costs, how the process actually works, who owns the rights to a ghostwritten book, and whether to self-publish or pursue a traditional deal. The aim is always the same, to give writers honest, useful answers grounded in how reputable publishing works, so they can make a confident decision about their own story.
Finding the right literary agent is one of the most important steps for any author who dreams of seeing a children’s book on store shelves.
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