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Many people dream of writing a children’s book some day. But most of those people will never do it. Why?
Because they think it will take too long.
But that’s because they don’t know the secrets to writing a complete children’s book in just 14 days.
And there are secrets – tricks of the trade – that prolific children’s authors know and use all the time.

The Power of Three is just one of those secrets. And once I learned it years ago, I sold my first children’s story to a children’s magazine, and I’ve been writing stories for children and getting them published for many years now.
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