Kim Delgado is
owner of KD Novelties an independent publisher of personalized children's
books. She has written several award winning children's books and has gotten
featured in several publications.
When she is not busy writing books or running her publishing company, you can find her tutoring children who struggle with reading in her local school district. She is also a board member and serves in her local soup kitchen feeding the homeless and families in need.
When she is not busy writing books or running her publishing company, you can find her tutoring children who struggle with reading in her local school district. She is also a board member and serves in her local soup kitchen feeding the homeless and families in need.
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About the Book:
A magical story
that will satisfy even the most curious child and expand their imagination
about Dream
Land, the place where dreams are made. After
all, what child wouldn’t love to know "Where
Do Dreams Come From?” In this magical adventure, your child’s imagination takes them on a visit to Dream Land where they see how dreams are made. They learn about the "Dream Machine" and the fairies that work very hard to make sure that happy dreams are delivered to children around the world. This is the perfect bedtime story to expand your child’s imagination, encourage reading and instill pleasant dreams!
Voted Mom’s
Choice Book of the Year Award and featured at the Book Expo NYC at the Jacob Javits Center.
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Thanks for this interview, Kim. I’ve always wanted to write children’s
books. When did you determine that
writing for children was for you?
I always knew even when I was younger that reading books was
a passion that I had. I remember I
received a book as a little girl and the back of the book had two choices the
main character had to make. If you chose
option A, then you continue reading the end of the story for option A, if you
chose option B then you read the end of the story for option B. Both had different endings and I was
intrigued with the choices I had to make, and how I was able to determine the
end of story. As I got older and read many books I knew that with my creative
mind I needed to use it to enhance children’s lives and write my own
personalized stories for children.
What was the inspiration behind your children’s book, Where
Do Dreams Come From?
As a child and even as an adult we often ask ourselves, “how
are dreams made, where do they come from and what do they mean?” Therefore
giving me the inspiration to write this personalized children’s book where
children become the star of their very own story all while learning where
dreams come from.
How do you get into the mind of a child to create a fun
reading experience? Are you around
kids? Are you a kid at heart?
You have to be around children all the time to understand
how their brain works and the types of questions they ask, but more importantly
tapping into their imagination. The most
fun reading experience you can experience especially as a child is being the
main character of your own story. Seeing
and hearing their name, and becoming a hero while saving the day, is the most
rewarding reading experience for any child.
What was your favorite book as a child?
Where the Sidewalk Ends by Shel Silverstein
What kind of advice would you give writers who would like
to write children’s books?
Do it!! Don’t procrastinate! If writing a children’s book is
your dream let it become reality in 2017.
It takes time and there will always be obstacles but don’t let them
distract you from what you are destined to do. Just think of the smiles you
will put on children’s faces when they read and cherish the book you have
written! That alone should get you motivated to move forward.
What are your goals for the future? More children’s books?
I definitely have more books planned for this year as I’ve
already starting writing one and have ideas for others. My goal every year is to write three
children’s books. I am also looking to work with more authors this year in
getting their children’s stories published.
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