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&lt;p&gt;Children&amp;#39;s author Diane Z. Shore is a big fan of writing in rhyme because of the enjoyment it brings to children. Shore didn&amp;#39;t know much about poetry or rhyme when she first started writing but learned the craft through studying well-known children&amp;#39;s poets such as Shel Silverstein and Jack Prelutsky. She also practiced her rhyming skills using nursery rhymes as a starting point. Shore strongly recommends that aspiring children&amp;#39;s writers read like a writer, reading for content, structure, and word choice. Most importantly, she says, is to avoid focusing solely on getting published; focus instead on improving your craft. That&amp;#39;s when you&amp;#39;ll see your writing grow and doors will start to open for you. Shore found great success with doing fillers for children&amp;#39;s magazines, including puzzles, poems, and games, which can be a great way to break into the children&amp;#39;s market and sharpen your skills.&lt;/p&gt;
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