Enter the writing process with a childlike sense of wonder and discovery. Let it surprise you. — Charles Ghigna Copy Share Image
Enter the writing process with a childlike sense of wonder and discovery. Let it surprise you. — Charles Ghigna Copy Share
“Style is not how you write. It is how you do not write like anyone else. * * * How do you know if… — Charles Ghigna Copy Share
A poem is a spider web Spun with words of wonder, Woven lace held in place By whispers made of thunder. — Charles Ghigna Copy Share
I write poems for children to help them celebrate the joy and wonder of their world and to look at their lives from the… — Charles Ghigna Copy Share
The path to inspiration starts upon the trails we've known; each stumbling block is not a rock, but just a stepping stone. — Charles Ghigna Copy Share
Poems for children help them celebrate the joy and wonder of their world. Humorous poems tickle the funny bone of their imaginations. — Charles Ghigna Copy Share
They say that love is always blind and that explains so much, young lovers always seem so prone to use their sense of touch. — Charles Ghigna Copy Share
Get yourself a notebook and write in it EVERY night for two weeks. Then stop if you can. If you can't, you're a writer. — Charles Ghigna Copy Share
Don't search for inspiration when you have a task to do; Just start your work and you will see that it will soon find… — Charles Ghigna Copy Share
“Spanish Moss- A Southern Gothic, a Live Oak Lady, caressing limbs, secret and shady. Wild and pale, curly and thin, She's a tease in… — Charles Ghigna Copy Share
Do not let fear confine your life Inside a shell of doubt; A turtle never moves until His head is sticking out. — Charles Ghigna Copy Share
The greatest reward for a children's author is in knowing that our efforts might stir the minds and hearts of young readers with a… — Charles Ghigna Copy Share
Close your eyes and look inside, A mirror shines within; To find where you are going, First see where you have been. — Charles Ghigna Copy Share
When you write for children, don't write for children. Write from the child in you. — Charles Ghigna Copy Share
