Dream of being an author? Writing a secret novel? Have a great story idea, but never time to write? Join Saturday Morning Write-Ins! Writing together makes us feel like writing!

Bring questions and receive personalized techniques. Next, dive into a delicious writing hour. Then, share out successes, craft moves, and positive feedback.

Note: Write-Ins aren’t childcare, tutoring, or remediation; this experience is for youth with a work-in-progress, an idea they’re dying to get to, or a passion for writing.

Golden Apple winner and children’s writer, Jill Bixel, shares her novel-writing process firsthand. Write-Ins begin with the spiral notebooks and google docs youth bring each Saturday and culminate in a writing display family and friends can visit at the library.

Upper Arlington Public Library

Tremont Road Branch in The Commons

for UA students grades 6-12

10:15 am - noon

April 4, 11, 18, & 25

No registration needed. Just show up. Come to any or all of the sessions!

…if it’s going to be too difficult for grownups, you write it for children.

—Madeleine L’Engle