Books - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

You do research on which publisher publishes your type of book. then send a query letter and wait for an answer. Good luck

Keep on trying for an agent or send your work yourself to publishers who accept unagented material. go to the library or on line for these sources. Some big publishing houses have contests each year for self published books. good luck!

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It depends. If you're writing it, it's your decision.

Oh dear. first, you have to learn grammar and syntax before anyone will read your query. Get a good book from the library or go online and see how to write a good query letter. Remember there is a difference between a query letter and a synopsis. Good luck

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Write something else.

there are many types of abuse i personally had an abusive father. if you want to know what its like there are tons of places where you can reasearch it. also any book dealing with things as that should have trigger warnings and hopefully a help hotline from personal experience and experiences of people i know i can try to tough on this. physical: imagine everytime someone raises their hand you flinch in fear because youre used to expect a blow to the face or body. its a lot of hiding and sneaking around when it comes to why you were late or absent from school. how you got those bruises. a lot of makeup use and clothes you can hide in. its a lot of begging and pleading and living with a fear you didnt even know was possible. it hurts you emotionally because its your parent. theyre much stronger. you feel hated. my father was an alcoholic so it was bottles kicked and thrown. pushing, hair pulling, the smell of alcohol, punches, smacks, being hurt with objects. some people have their children kneel on grits. emotional: anything to belittle the person. insults. accusations. pure neglect. this is a very dark topic and i suggest you research it so you know more. and about the signs

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I don't think we have to decide what name to give the girl, because this is your book.

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Too much purple prose, and hackneyed descriptions. fine if you are writing a poem, but not so much in a book.

Do your own work, or your'e grounded!!!!

No, I do not agree. I do not believe it would ruin anything! She would have been wonderful the same way no matter what color she was. Skin color has nothing to do with a person's character, abilities, feelings or capacity. It is unconceivable that in the 21st century there is still anyone that may be considering skin tone as a reference for anything! I think we are evolved enough to know that this has no importance whatsoever! Nobody asked to come to this world as black, white, freckled, yellow, red, albino, green or purple! It was not something we could choose or avoid. Whatever color we had at our birth was never a choice of ours! We could have been any color! ANY ONE! So, why should anyone take that into consideration for anything, if that is so irrelevant? It is just a little bit more or a little bit less melanin in our "preparation". Nothing more, nothing less... What we do, how we act, how we treat each other, what we do to enhance and make our world, ou surroundings a better place are the things that matter! Not the color of our hair, our eyes, our skin... It doesn't matter if we are tall or short, fat or slender. A dwarf or a giant. What matters comes from our minds and our hearts! Whenever we are filling a form and there is still a field to be filled with "race", there is only one word that we are all supposed to write: "??????????"...

What description is that?

Do your research and think of personal experience at your own school or community. It can be either or, depending on the circumstances.

Have a seance and ask him.

Who can tell? We may all be dust by then!