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<h1>A New Market For Writers: Test Your Wings And Fly</h1>

As an educator, I have found that elementary students (K-5), are
turned on by non-fiction books. Children are naturally curious
about the world. The best way to take advantage of that curiosity
is to provide young people with stories about real heroes past and
present, and help them to discover the world around them.
Kingfisher Publications and the 
New York Times have announced an agreement to publish a line
of non-fiction books for young readers ten to fourteen years of
age. I would like to take that one step further by suggesting
non-fiction books be published for children four to nine years of
age.
Non-fiction books for K-3 grade levels are desperately needed,
especially at this stage of reading development. At this age their
minds are absorbent little sponges. I have found that the 4-9 age
group enjoys anything that has to do with current affairs, science,
technology, culture, sports, design, and food because these are all
areas in which they can relate.
It is important to foster curiosity about the world among young
people as early on as possible. Publishers are beginning to
recognize the importance of the non-fiction genre as it applies to
the educational process. I am encouraged both as a teacher and as a
writer to see Kingfisher Publications (a Houghton Mifflin Co.
imprint) and the 
New York Times embarking on such a noteworthy, and I know
profitable, venture. The line of non-fiction books for young
readers (10-14 year olds) was launched in early 2006.
There is an untapped market for four to nine year-olds. The
non-fiction, young reader genre is a great writing opportunity for
all of you who write children and young adult literature. Contact a
publisher via a query letter stating a need for informational text
for the 4-9 year olds and see what happens. Test your wings and
fly!
Copyright &#169; 2006 by Pamela Beers. All rights reserved.

<div>Author Info 
Pamela Beers is a freelance writer and educator. She is a
platinum ezine author who is in the process of having two books
published. You can visit her website at 
<a target="_new" href="http://www.pamelabeers.com">http://www.pamelabeers.com</a>
for writing and marketing tips.
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