Craft Toddler Fantasy Adventure Book
Budget: £250 – £750 GBP
I’m creating a picture-book length adventure for children aged 3-5 and want a writer who can spin an imaginative tale set in a light-hearted fantasy world. The story should be simple enough for preschool ears, yet exciting enough to spark curiosity with gentle suspense and a satisfying, upbeat resolution.
Key creative notes
• Target readers: 3-5 years old, so the language must be clear, rhythmic, and perfect for reading aloud.
• Core theme: Adventure—think discovery, problem-solving, and bravery, all wrapped in warmth and wonder.
• Setting: A whimsical fantasy realm that invites colourful illustration ideas without becoming too complex for young minds.
Deliverables
• A concise outline that confirms the plot arc and main characters
• The full manuscript (about 500–800 words) broken down into page spreads suitable for a 32-page picture book
• Brief illustration cues where they help the text shine
Acceptance criteria
The finished draft should pass a Flesch-Kincaid readability suited to kindergarten level, include no more than three primary characters, and end with a clear, positive takeaway that encourages imagination and confidence.
If you love crafting playful, age-appropriate adventures, I’d love to read your proposal and a short sample of your storytelling style.
Key creative notes
• Target readers: 3-5 years old, so the language must be clear, rhythmic, and perfect for reading aloud.
• Core theme: Adventure—think discovery, problem-solving, and bravery, all wrapped in warmth and wonder.
• Setting: A whimsical fantasy realm that invites colourful illustration ideas without becoming too complex for young minds.
Deliverables
• A concise outline that confirms the plot arc and main characters
• The full manuscript (about 500–800 words) broken down into page spreads suitable for a 32-page picture book
• Brief illustration cues where they help the text shine
Acceptance criteria
The finished draft should pass a Flesch-Kincaid readability suited to kindergarten level, include no more than three primary characters, and end with a clear, positive takeaway that encourages imagination and confidence.
If you love crafting playful, age-appropriate adventures, I’d love to read your proposal and a short sample of your storytelling style.