Jennifer Navarre (she/her) is a kidlit editor and book coach who spends her days helping authors refine their audience and their story as they develop their picture books, chapter books, and middle grade and YA novels.
She’s worked in prose and rhyme on books for kids, tweens, and teens and led presentations on writing, publishing, and K-12 education at conferences across the US.
Jennifer is a part of many online writing communities as both a writer and an editor and is a champion procrastinator when getting her own stories out of her head and onto the page.
Jennifer does not often post on social media, but she frequently shares kidlit news, information, and resources on her email list. You can sign up on her website (check the footer or the Resources page).
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