The FRENZY FRIENDS are donating a 4 person, line by line critique of a rhyming or non-rhyming PB (under 1000 words). Brought together by the 2020 Fall Writing Frenzy contest, Gennie, Jess, Molly, and Lindsey decided to form an online critique group, aptly named the "Frenzy Friends." Since then, they have each placed in numerous writing competitions, including: SCBWI Rising Kite, Spring Fling Kidlit, Fall Writing Frenzy, PBParty, 50 Precious Words, Valentiny, and other contests hosted by Susanna Leonard Hill. Although they started out as critique partners, they have grown into lifelong friends who chat daily about all of life's successes and setbacks, and dream of one day spending an epic week together, full of writing and wine.

Kate Allen Fox is donating the winner's choice of a signed copy of her new book A FEW BEAUTIFUL MINUTES (Little, Brown, 2023; illustrated by Khoa Le), shipping to USA only OR a PB manuscript critique (fiction or nonfiction, non-rhyming, under 1500 words).

Kate's debut picture book, PANDO, A LIVING WONDER OF TREES (illustrated by Turine Tran, published by Capstone), was named one of the best books of 2021 by School Library Journal and Chicago Public Library and was a finalist for the SCBWI Crystal Kite Award.  Kate is represented by Leslie Zampetti of Dunham Literary, and her writing has appeared in numerous outlets including, The New York Times,  McSweeney’s, and Motherwell Magazine.

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Brian Gehrlein is donating a 1-hour Zoom PB manuscript critique (up to 750 words).

Brian is the creator of Picture Book Spotlight and #PBCritiqueFest, a member of SCBWI, and is represented by Jennifer Mattson of Andrea Brown Literary Agency. He wrote a book. It's called THE BOOK OF RULES. Brian teaches high school English and lives in Liberty, Missouri with his wife, Katherine, sons Peter and Albee, and their two corgis! Brian tweets things sometimes. You can read the things by following him on Twitter: @briangehrlein. If you want to stay up on Spotlight interviews and other PB Spotlight happenings, subscribe to Picture Book Spotlight.

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Chelsea Tornetto is donating a PB manuscript critique (rhyming or non-rhyming, under 1000 words).

 Chelsea is represented by Lisa Amstutz of Storm Literary, and is the author of GOD MADE YOU TOO and GARDENS ARE FOR GROWING. She lives in Jackson, Missouri with her husband, Mike and their two kids, Tessa and Milo. She has taught 7th grade World Geography for 14 years. Her first book, Conquering Content Vocabulary was published in 2018 by Scholastic, and now she enjoys writing picture books. When she’s not busy teaching or writing, you’ll find her doing mountains of laundry, drinking iced coffee, wandering the aisles of Target, or spending time at home with her family.

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AJ Irving is donating a signed copy of her new book THE WISHING FLOWER (Knopf BFYR, 2023).  Shipping to USA only.

 AJ Irving grew up in Boise, Idaho, writing stories and daydreaming about becoming an author. Now, she writes picture books and poetry beneath an old elm tree in Salt Lake City. AJ reads kidlit every day and dances every chance she gets.  She is the author of Dance Like a Leaf (Barefoot Books, 2020) and The Wishing Flower (Knopf BFYR, 2023).  As a children’s author and former bookmobile librarian, AJ is passionate about inspiring kids to love books. When she’s not reading, writing, or dancing, she enjoys exploring Utah with her husband, two children, and their English bulldog.  AJ received a B.A. in journalism and women’s and gender studies from the University of Oregon. She is represented by Jordan Hamessley of New Leaf Literary. 

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Jenny Turnbull is donating a PB critique (fiction, non-rhyming, up to 800 words) AND a Paperblanks journal (shipping to USA only).

Jenny is the author of the forthcoming TATE'S WILD RESCUE (Crown/Penguin Random House, 2024). She was born and raised in the Steel City. After getting a B.A. in English, she started a career in film and television. A promotion plopped her in sunny SoCal, but creative writing was always her passion.  Today, she does exactly what she loves. She writes picture books. ​Bold characters, animals, humor and heartfelt imagination are her inspiration.

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Sarah Meade is donating the winner's choice of a PB critique (fiction or nonfiction, rhyming or non-rhyming, under 1000 words) + audio recording OR a submission recording package  (up to 5 PB recordings).

 Sarah has been published in HOP TO IT, as well as LADYBUG, BABYBUG, HIGHLIGHTS HELLO, HIGH FIVE, and PHOENIX ENGLISH. She's also a co-host of #Kidlitzombieweek and host of #thursdayreadthroughs. 

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Kelly Swemba is donating a signed copy of her new book MISSING VIOLET (Beaming Books, 2023). Shipping to USA only.

Kelly was born and raised in a suburb of Cleveland, OH, with her parents and two brothers. She went to college at Xavier University where she earned her degree as a registered nurse. She went on to obtain her master’s degree in psychiatric nursing. She still lives in Ohio, but now with her wonderful husband, two children, and one very fluffy Goldendoodle named Theo.  She loves to write books in hopes to encourage imagination, support the big emotions of little ones, and foster their love for learning.

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Jenna Waldman is donating the winner's choice of a PB critique (rhyming welcome, up to 500 words) OR a copy of her book PURR-IM TIME.

In addition to PURR-IM TIME, Jenna is also the author of the picture books, LARRY'S LATKES and SHARKBOT SHALOM (2021,  Apples & Honey Press). Jenna is originally from Rhode Island, but now lives in the SF Bay Area. She shares her home with her husband, their two boys, and three felines. Jenna is represented by Joyce Sweeney of The Seymour Agency.

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Malcolm Newsome is donating a signed copy of his debut picture book DEAR STAR BABY (Beaming Books, 2023). Shipping to continental USA only.

Malcolm is represented by James McGowan of BookEnds Literary. In addition to DEAR STAR BABY, Malcolm is also the author of the forthcoming SYDNEY'S BIG SPEECH (Harper Collins, 2024) and THE DADDY DAUGHTER DANCE (Henry Holt, 2025).  Malcolm lives in the Chicago area and is a married father of five. When he's not writing or spending time with family, you'll probably find him either reading, spending time outside in his mini-orchard, or being a lumberjack.

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Cindy Williams Schrauben is donating a Zoom PB manuscript critique (up to 600 words) AND a copy of her picture book THIS COULD BE YOU (shipping to continental USA only).

In addition to THIS COULD BE YOU, Cindy is also the author of the forthcoming HANK'S CHANGE OF HEART (The Little Press, 2025). Cindy writes books for kids ranging from truly serious to seriously silly. As a former teacher, administrator, and children’s museum developer, empowering kids has always been her thing. That’s why she was thrilled to accept a position as a speaker for Cardinal Rule Press’ new Bucket Filler series of books. When not writing, working with other authors, or honing her craft, she's probably dissecting her grandsons’ shenanigans for story ideas, reading on the floor in the bookstore, or eating ice cream… ideally all at once.

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Audrey Perrott is donating a PB manuscript critique (fiction, non-rhyming, up to 600 words).

Audrey is represented by James McGowan of BookEnds Literary and she is author of the forthcoming A HAT FOR HOUSE (Putnam, 2024) and MOO HOO (Scholastic, 2024). Audrey used to lock herself in her room, staple paper together, write stories, and draw pictures. For hours. Day after day. Reading. Writing. Drawing. Her family was essentially my first critique group.  As for the rest of her "writing/growing-up years," it went something like this: Language Arts student of the year. Yearbook editor and newspaper reporter. English Major with emphasis in Children's Literature. Poetry magazine staff. Part-time marketing assistant for the University Press. Eventually she had the wedding and became a mommy -- dreams she discovered she had after all. It took getting diagnosed with cancer to jolt her into finally taking her lifelong dream seriously. She was dismayed at the thought of never giving her dream of writing children's books a solid chance and then leaving this earth without knowing if she could have done it. So she took the chance. Eventually, she published a few non-fiction children's books. And though there will always be rejection, and she will always be learning, she will also always keep dreaming and always keep working.

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Jessica Stremer is donating a PB manuscript critique (nonfiction preferred, non-rhyming).

Jessica is a mom, military spouse, and author of two forthcoming nonfiction picture books - GREAT CARRIER REEF (Holiday House, 2023) and LIGHTS OUT (Paula Wiseman Books, 2024) - as well as a third soon to be announced title. Jessica obtained a B.S. in Biology, with an emphasis in Ecology, from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. She enjoys combining her love of science and writing to create books that inspire kids to explore the world around them and beyond. Jessica received honorable mention for the SCBWI 2021 Ann Whitford Paul award, and took first place for her nonfiction entry in the 2021 Rate Your Story writing competition. When not writing, Jessica loves spending time with her family traveling, hiking, and camping. Jessica currently resides in Okinawa, Japan.

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Andrew Hacket is donating a PB manuscript critique (fiction, non-rhyming, up to 800 words).

Children's book author, dad and elementary school teacher inspired by nature, children, and all of the wonders yet to be imagined. Andrew is the author of the forthcoming CURLILOCKS AND THE THREE HARES (The Little Press, 2024) and OLLIE, THE ACORN, AND THE MIGHTY IDEA (Page Street Kids, 2024). He is represented by Dan Cramer at Page Turner Literary, and he also hosts the blog series called THE BACK STORY. Visit his website and blog to learn more!

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Jocelyn Watkinson is donating a PB manuscript critique (rhyming preferred, up to 1000 words).

Jocelyn is the author of THE THREE CANADIAN PIGS: A HOCKEY STORY (2022) and TRAVEL GUIDE FOR MONSTERS PART DEUX: A CANADIAN ADVENTURE (2023). She is an ex-pat Canadian living in California with her husband, son and golden retriever, Sinclair. When not fussing over stanzas and rhyming couplets, Jocelyn likes to play soccer, board games, craft anything from cross stitch to string art to refurbishing old furniture all while sipping on a hot cup of tea. Jocelyn hopes to one day finally get on the ice to learn how to play the sport of her homeland; hockey!

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Dara Henry is donating a PB manuscript critique (fiction, non-rhyming, up to 750 words).

Dara is represented by Rena Rossner at the Deborah Harris Literary Agency. Her debut picture book will launch in 2024. Dara has made her home all over the country, but she currently lives in California with her husband, three children, and cat. When she's not writing, her favorite pastimes include solving jigsaw puzzles with her family, gardening in the backyard, and being active in the beautiful California weather.  She's a former teacher and has twice been named Honorable Mention in the Children’s Fiction Category of the 88th Annual Writer’s Digest Writing Competition. She's also a member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators as well as several writing groups including KIDLIT411, Writing for Children, 12x12 Member, and Polishing Picture Books.

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Ebony Lynn Mudd is donating the winner's choice of PB writing courses from The Voice Roadmap. Winner can choose from the following: How to Use Hip-Hop Music to Level Up Your Picture Book Voice; How to Find the Right Picture Book Structure to Save Your Story; or How to Break Down a Picture Book to Build Up Your Manuscript. Learn more at https://thevoiceroadmap.thinkific.com/ .

Ebony Lynn Mudd writes picture books and novels for underrepresented kids who don’t see themselves portrayed positively in the media. Her upcoming picture book, Junior Takes a Leap, will be illustrated by Pure Belpré and Coretta Scott King Honor artist C.G Esperanza and published by Scholastic. Ebony spends her time fighting fiercely against inequalities, toxic masculinity, and gender stereotypes. As a former professional dancer and current owner of a tuition-free dance company, she is a bridge for underprivileged kids that hope to work in the arts. She’s energized by the creative freedom that choreographing moves to music gives her and often compares it to crafting stories on a blank page.  Her other interests include all-you-can-eat sushi, quoting Phoebe from the T.V. show FRIENDS, and eating anything edible that she didn’t have to cook.  She is a co-founder of the PB Rising Stars Mentorship program and the creator of picture book writing courses through The Voice Roadmap. Ebony is represented by Erin Murphy at Erin Murphy Literary Agency.

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Maria Marianayagam is donating a PB manuscript critique (fiction or nonfiction, non-rhyming, under 1000 words).

Maria Marianayagam is a Sri Lankan-Canadian children's book author. She was born in India and grew up in Nigeria and four provinces across Canada.  Maria is a former chemical engineer who fell in love with children’s books (again!) after becoming an Amma (mom). Maria enjoys writing lyrical picture books centered on STEM, faith, and South Asian culture, as well as high concept middle-grade grounded in culture. Her debut picture book THE AMAZING POWER OF GIRLS releases June 2024 from Sourcebooks eXplore. She is also the author of the forthcoming CURRY MEANS MORE (Astra Books, 2025). When Maria is not writing, she can be found traveling the world, devouring books, and spending time with her wonderful family. She resides in Alberta, Canada, with her husband and two daughters. Maria is represented by Alice Fugate at the Joy Harris Agency.

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Amber Hendricks is donating a PB manuscript critique (fiction and prose preferred, under 1000 words).

Amber is represented by the Deborah Harris Literary Agency. She is the author of SOPHIE AND LITTLE STAR (Spork/Clearforkpub 2018), EXTRAORDINARY ORDINARY ELLA (Amicus Ink 2020),  SUPERHEROES DON’T BABYSIT, (Beaming Books 2020), and her debut board book series, LITTLE NATURE EXPLORERS: Forest Friends Sleep, Autumn Leaves Fall, Butterflies Soar, and Wildflowers Grow (Amicus Ink in 2022). 

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Sabrina Shah is donating the winner's choice of a PB critique (fiction, non-rhyming, under 800 words) or MG or chapter book critique (first 2 chapters)

 OR 

an AMA session where Sabrina can shed light on the publishing industry where she worked for over 10 years. 

Sabrina Shah is a Kidlit writer, based in the UK and Singapore. She was born and raised in Nottingham, England; amongst the legendary tales of Robin Hood, Sherwood Forest and The Major Oak. Sabrina worked for some of the big publishing houses in the UK for over ten years, before moving across the world with her husband and two children to the little red dot called Singapore. With a passion for children’s literature, she writes picture books, spooky middle grade and young adult novels. Amongst her passion for writing, she is a colossal foodie and recipe developer. With her own blog @The.Scrumptious.Spoon, she has collaborated with many global food entrepreneurs and is focusing on releasing her own recipe cookbook soon. She also freelances and is available for IP and work-for-hire projects. Sabrina is represented by Regina Bernard-Carreno at the Ladderbird Agency.

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Leah Moser is donating a PB manuscript critique (fiction preferred, non-rhyming preferred). 

Leah Moser is a children's book author living in Northern Virginia. She shares her love of writing and reading picture books with her husband, three children, and pup named Cali. Her work is represented by Dan Cramer of Page Turner Literary Agency. Leah's debut picture book, I AM A THUNDERCLOUD, will be released in April 2024 (Running Press Kids).

 
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Mariana Ríos is donating a signed copy of her picture book SANTIAGO'S DINOSAURIOS, along with bookmark, stickers, and postcard (shipping to USA only).

Mariana Ríos Ramírez is also the author of the forthcoming ABUELITA'S GIFT (KNOPF, 2024). She is a Mexican author living in Anderson, South Carolina with her husband, two children and a rescue Chihuahua mix dog named Rogers. Before becoming a kidlit author, Mariana was a high school teacher for seven years and co-owned an online business of customized party decorations. Nowadays, Mariana loves writing books for children. She particularly likes themes about diversity, perseverance, friendship, and kindness. Mariana is represented by Natascha Morris at The Tobias Literary Agency. Santiago’s Dinosaurios is Mariana’s debut picture book.  Abuelita’s Gift will be Mariana’s second picture book. It’s based on the Mexican holiday Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead), and she’s happy and honored to share about this beautiful tradition with little readers. Besides writing, Mariana is passionate about photography, which has led her to participate in some exhibitions around her area. Other hobbies include singing, traveling, watching k-dramas, and spending time with family and friends.

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Nora Nickum is donating a PB manuscript critique (non-rhyming).

Nora Nickum is a children’s author from Bainbridge Island in Washington state. She writes picture books and middle-grade fiction and nonfiction books, often exploring fascinating nature and STEM topics. Her middle-grade nonfiction book, SUPERPOD: Saving the Endangered Orcas of the Pacific Northwest, publishing from Chicago Review Press in April 2023, introduces readers to the playful and beloved Southern Resident orcas and the people working to save them using everything from medicine and laws to drones and dogs. Her first nonfiction picture book, THIS BOOK IS FULL OF HOLES, will be published by Peachtree in March 2024. Nora's stories and articles have also appeared in children's magazines like Cricket, Ladybug, and Muse. In addition to being a writer, Nora leads ocean conservation policy work for the Seattle Aquarium. Nora is represented by Lynette Novak at the Seymour Agency.

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Christine Van Zandt is donating the winner's choice of a PB manuscript critique (fiction or nonfiction, prose or verse, text only-no art, up to 750 words) OR a MG, YA, or adult critique of the first 1000 words of your book.

Christine is represented by the Liza Royce Agency, and she is the author of A BRIEF HISTORY OF UNDERPANTS (Quarto Kids) and the forthcoming MILKWEED FOR MONARCHS (Beaming Books, 2024). She is also a freelance book editor.

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Jocelyn Rish is donating a PB manuscript critique (fiction or nonfiction, rhyme or non-rhyming, under 1000 words).

Jocelyn Rish is a writer and filmmaker who loves exploring the magic of stories in all their formats. Her short stories have been published in Highlights for Children and The Post & Courier, and she previously wrote for the MTV News website. Her debut book was published in November of 2021 by Running Press Kids, an imprint of Hachette. It’s a nonfiction picture book called BATTLE OF THE BUTTS, about ten animals that do weird things with their butts. She is also the author of BATTLE OF THE BRAINS, about ten animals that have mind-blowing brain powers (Running Press Kids, 2022).

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CK Malone is donating a $50 gift card to bookshop.org.

CK (they/them) is represented by Page Turner Literary and is the author of A COSTUME FOR CHARLY (2022) and the forthcoming ALL SOULS' SONG (2024). CK is super proud of being a Bigender (technically born Intersex) Neurodiverse kidlit author. When they aren't writing, you'll find them speaking, teaching, cooking, singing, learning the language of their grandmother, playing music, and shooting hoops with students. They enjoy a relatively calm life with the human of their dreams and their pets. You can find them on Twitter @CKMalone2. They follow back those who love and accept other writers in all their glorious intersections.

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Derick Wilder is donating a copy of his new picture book I MADE THESE ANTS SOME UNDERPANTS (shipping to USA only).

Derick has been writing for as long as he can remember … journaling vacations, penning poetic birthday cards, and scribbling silly stories. His high school counselor recommended he pursue poetry in college so, naturally, he studied computer science and statistics. That led to a career in technology, where Derick's writing was mostly limited to emails, business requirements, and technical specs. Fortunately, he had a baby girl, and promised her he would make reading together a top priority. Over endless hours in the children’s section of the library, he fell in love with picture books. Once hooked, he began scribbling silly stories again, this time for an audience of one. Over the years, both his daughter and his love of books grew. He founded Reading Giraffe, a literacy initiative with the goal of creating lifelong readers by making books come alive. His persistence and patience eventually paid off, as he's now represented by the wonderful Jenna Pocius of the Red Fox Literary Agency. Derick is also the author of DOES A BULLDOZER HAVE A BUTT? and THE LONGEST LETSGOBOY.

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Kari Ann Gonzalez is donating winner's choice of a PB manuscript critique (non-rhyming, up to 1000 words) OR a 20-minute AMA session.

Expertly disguised by day, Kari's creativity demands an outlet at night and she transforms into a storytelling mommy-superhero. A lifelong learner and active member of SCBWI, 12x12 Challenge, and graduate of The Children’s Book Academy and Making Picture Book Magic, Kari uses her learned storytelling superpowers to regale her family with tall tales, unique characters, and amazing adventures. Later, when her family falls fast asleep, she initiates lightning speed typing to capture them all. When Kari is not creating super-exciting stories, you will find her in a cape playing dress-up with her favorite sidekicks. Confections are her kryptonite, and her arch-nemesis remains the evil Dr. Gluten. Kari is enthralled with writing funny and sometimes lyrical picture books and middle grade and young adult novels-in-verse. Her first draft writing process is fast and furious to get stories out of her head, which of course makes room for more! Six chickens, three fish and one cat are kind enough to share their little home with Kari, her husband and their two little girls- in short, our farm is full! HOW TO HATCH A READER, Kari's debut picture book, releases in 2023. She is also the author of the forthcoming IF YOU LIVE ON A FARM (Feeding Minds Press, 2025). She is represented by Stacey Kondla at The Rights Factory. 

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Hannah Holt is donating two copies of her picture book A FATHER'S LOVE (shipping to USA only), one copy for the winner to keep and one copy to give to a father in your life!

 Hannah Holt is a children's author with an engineering degree. Her picture books weave together her love of literature and lifelong learning. They include, The Diamond and the Boy (HarperCollins), A Father's Love (Penguin), and A History of Underwear with Professor Chicken (Macmillan). Her writings have been selected for Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, won the Flame Challenge from the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science, and received starred reviews from publications like Booklist and School Library Journal. One of her favorite parts about being an author is visiting schools. She lives in Oregon with her husband, four children, and a very patient cat named Zephyr. Hannah is represented by Jennifer March Soloway of the Andrea Brown Literary Agency.

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Danielle Sharkan is donating a PB manuscript critique (fiction or nonfiction, non-rhyming, under 1000 words).

Danielle is a PB author with two forthcoming titles coming out in 2024 and 2025. Danielle finds inspiration from nature, her family, history, politics, and everyday life. Danielle has a BA in Political Science, Jewish Studies and a minor in Spanish from McGill University, an MA in Middle Eastern Studies from Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and an MA in Social Studies Education from Teachers College, Columbia University, with an endorsement in ESL Education. Danielle's journey to publication began in 3rd grade when she won first place and was published in her local newspaper. In 10th grade, she was chosen by her English teacher to pair up with an up and coming software company to create original children's content. She has worked as a teacher for ten years, teaching ESL, Spanish, Social Studies, and literacy. Danielle joined the kidlit community in 2020 and was a winner of the Fall Writing Frenzy contest 2020, 50 Precious Words 2021 and 2023, and an Honorable Mention in 2022. She also received an HM for Rate Your Story in 2021, and was chosen as a PB Chat Mentee in 2021. Danielle  is represented by Charlotte Wenger at Prospect Agency and she is the author of the forthcoming SHARING SHALOM (Holiday House, 2025). When Danielle is not writing, you can find her hanging out with her two kids, hiking, practicing yoga, or cooking up new recipes.

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Tonnye Fletcher is donating a #PBJamz book of choice + swag (shipping to USA only).

 Tonnye Fletcher wears a lot of hats in her world!  (Good thing she likes hats . . . )  Right now, she's a K-2 music teacher, an author, an educational speaker, and an officer for her local reading council:  CCNCRA!  In the past, she's served as youth leader, Sunday school teacher, sign language interpreter, worship leader, co-pastor, and Care Ministry leader. Her faith is very important to her. Tonnye is represented by Joyce Sweeney at the Seymour Agency, and she also hosts a blog series called PB JAMZ, where she highlights picture books with musical hooks. Check out her website for more information.

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At Home Author is donating access to a new video style query course for authors. Read more about the specific course here!

At Home Author is an author education company run by three teachers-turned-kidlit authors, who want to help you jump start your publishing journey! While other companies focus on a single publishing route, At Home Author provides videos, blog posts, self-paced courses, and individualized coaching services to help you pursue traditional and self-publishing. They’ve been in your shoes!  And no matter which route you have your heart set on, they have the resources to support you.

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Molly Ippolito is donating the winner's choice of an educational resource designed to supplement an upcoming board book or picture book OR a professional author logo. 

The resources Molly creates are great for launch events, classroom visits, and/or teacher/librarian tools. Read more here about the services Molly offers through The Sunny Side Educational Resources. 

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