Children’s Sci-Fi Story Draft
Budget: ₹750 – ₹1,250 INR
I’m developing a light-hearted science-fiction adventure for kids that follows Nathan and his clever robot side-kick, D’Ergoran, as they square off against the mischievous PouzPouz. I need a talented writer to create the very first draft so I can gauge tone, pace, and overall appeal before investing in full production.
Here’s what I’d like delivered:
• A concise plot outline covering beginning, middle, and end (roughly one page).
• Brief character bios for Nathan, D’Ergoran, the PouzPouz, and any key supporting figures.
• An initial manuscript of 3,000–5,000 words (about three short chapters) that showcases the core conflict, introduces the world, and ends on a clear hook for future expansion.
Please keep language age-appropriate (7–11 years), playful, and imaginative while sprinkling in gentle STEM concepts to spark curiosity. Think along the lines of humorous dialogue, gadget-filled settings, and clear moral lessons without heavy preaching.
The draft should be delivered in an editable Word or Google Docs file. If you have experience writing for children or crafting engaging sci-fi premises, let me know—samples are a plus. I’m aiming for a solid foundation that I can later grow into a full book or multimedia script, so clarity and creativity matter more than polished perfection at this stage.
Here’s what I’d like delivered:
• A concise plot outline covering beginning, middle, and end (roughly one page).
• Brief character bios for Nathan, D’Ergoran, the PouzPouz, and any key supporting figures.
• An initial manuscript of 3,000–5,000 words (about three short chapters) that showcases the core conflict, introduces the world, and ends on a clear hook for future expansion.
Please keep language age-appropriate (7–11 years), playful, and imaginative while sprinkling in gentle STEM concepts to spark curiosity. Think along the lines of humorous dialogue, gadget-filled settings, and clear moral lessons without heavy preaching.
The draft should be delivered in an editable Word or Google Docs file. If you have experience writing for children or crafting engaging sci-fi premises, let me know—samples are a plus. I’m aiming for a solid foundation that I can later grow into a full book or multimedia script, so clarity and creativity matter more than polished perfection at this stage.