The workbooks on this page are dedicated to authors, or aspiring authors. These workbooks offer tools to get you on the right track, or simply organize your life a bit more.
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Standing in front of a gym or auditorium full of elementary students with every eye on you can feel intimidating, even for experienced authors.
All Eyes On Me is a practical, real-world guide for authors who want to confidently book, prepare for, and deliver professional elementary school visits. Award-winning author Suzanna Lynn has spent years actively doing school visits, traveling over 100,000 miles to schools across the Midwest and working directly with tens of thousands of elementary students, teachers, and parents. Every system, strategy, and recommendation in this book has been shaped by real classrooms, real assemblies, and direct feedback from educators. Rather than theory or one-off success stories, this guide reflects what actually works in schools. |
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A Professional Website Tool for School Visit Authors
Gone are the days of manually quoting travel fees, back-and-forth emails, and awkward pricing conversations. Let your website handle it — clearly, confidently, and professionally. A copy-and-paste website calculator that automatically calculates travel fees, enforces your minimum, and eliminates back-and-forth emails with schools. No coding knowledge required. |
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Times have changed. Self-published authors are on the rise, dominating a large percentage of the book market. Readers are discovering new authors every day. Authors are publishing new books every hour. It’s a whirlwind of possibility as a self-published author.
However, the main con of having your own business is taxes. Not only are they stressful to think about, they require a large chunk of your time to organize (and we all know, time is money when you run your own business). Sure, you can get an accountant; many authors do. However, you still need to keep your records together and organized, or you’ll have nothing to take to that accountant. There are more pros than one could think of by being your own boss, but taxes simply isn’t one of them. This guide was designed to help keep your files, dates, and receipts all in one place. While this guide was created with self-published authors in mind, it truly can work for anyone with their own small business. Please note, I am not an accountant. This guide is not meant to replace an accountant or represent the current tax laws (as they change yearly). It is merely a guide to make sure you get every deduction and keep every record possible. |
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Whether you have written fifty novels or are starting your first, it never hurts to have a plan.
Mapping out your characters, locations and even narrowing down what will occur in each chapter, is the key to creating a story that flows and remains consistent. "Spread Your Wings and Write" is a detailed 'journal' style outline for any book or series. It allows you to keep all the details in one organized place, as well as gives you ideas on making your next novel flow. This plotting guide will help guide you through writing your next book or series. The creativity, however, is up to you. |