You've polished your manuscript. You've written your query letter. You've found an agent who's a good fit for your work.
But, they want comp titles in your query letter. Ugh.
What are comp titles and why is everyone asking for them? Aren't our stories supposed to be different from everything else out there?
Comp titles (or comparative titles) can seem tricky (even frustrating at times) but Emma Walton Hamilton and Julie Hedlund are here with a new FREE video series to help you make the most of your comp titles in your query letters.
If you've been confused by comp titles, aren't sure where to find them, or how to use them properly, this is one series you don't want to miss.
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VIDEO ONE
Emma and Julie define comparative titles, why you need them, what makes a good one, and how to use them effectively in your query.
VIDEO TWO
Emma and Julie share the top Do’s and Don’ts of selecting and using comp titles so you can submit with confidence, knowing your comps are working well for your story.
VIDEO THREE
Meet Viviane Elbee—a picture book author who used Emma and Julie's Complete Picture Book Submissions System to land an agent (twice!), plus two book deals. Learn how you can do the same.
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Emma Walton Hamilton
Emma is a best-selling children’s book author, editor and arts educator. With her mother, actress/author Julie Andrews, Emma has co-authored over thirty children’s books, seven of which have been on the NY Times Bestseller list, including The Very Fairy Princess series (#1 Bestseller). She teaches Children’s Literature for Stony Brook University’s Creative Writing MFA and is the co-host of the Julie’s Library Podcast. Emma’s first poetry collection, Door to Door, was published in fall 2022. Her latest picture books co-authored with her mother, The First Notes: The Story of Do Re Mi and The Enchanted Symphony can be found in bookstores everywhere. Their newest collaboration, Waiting in the Wings, debuts this spring.
Julie Hedlund
Julie is an award-winning children’s book author, founder of the 12 x 12 Picture Book Writing Challenge, blogger, and a regular speaker at SCBWI and other industry events. Her picture books, Song After Song: The Musical Life of Julie Andrews published by little bee books and Over, Bear! Under, Where? from Philomel Books are available now. Her first picture book, A Troop is a Group of Monkeys (Little Bahalia Publishing) was also published as an interactive storybook app and was the recipient of the 2014 Independent Book Publisher’s Association Benjamin Franklin Digital Gold Award, while A Shiver of Sharks was a Digital Book Award winner. Julie is also the author of My Love For You is the Sun from Little Bahalia.
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