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How to Publish Your Second Children's Book (What Authors Do Differently)
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- May 19, 2026
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Summary
Tanya Acquista, the esteemed author of "Money, Time" and "Have You Seen My Voice Box?", joins us today to expound upon her journey as a children's book author. In this engaging episode, Tanya shares her insights on the duality of her roles as a children's book author and a speech-language pathologist. The discussion offers an in-depth look at the creative process behind her books, particularly focusing on the developmental journey from her first publication to her latest work. Tanya articulates the challenges and victories she has encountered, reflecting on how each book has shaped her identity as a writer. The dialogue also explores the strategies she employed to navigate the complexities of book marketing and audience engagement, emphasizing the importance of community support and professional networks. Tanya’s reflections illuminate the profound connection between her personal experiences and her literary endeavors, underscoring her passion for fostering confidence and communication skills in children through her storytelling.This episode primarily focuses on her latest publication, which explores the profound themes of confidence and self-discovery. As Tanya reflects on her evolution from a novice author to a seasoned creator, she shares insights garnered from her experiences in the literary marketplace, including the nuances of book promotion and the significance of connecting with young readers through engaging narratives. Furthermore, Tanya's dual role as a speech-language pathologist enriches her storytelling, allowing her to intertwine therapeutic concepts with captivating tales. Join us as we delve into the intricacies of writing for children, the challenges of navigating the publishing world, and the vital importance of fostering confidence in young individu…