Commercial Children’s Book Publisher Gives Janet Bohm Wheels

Traditional children’s book publisher Tate Publishing has picked up Janet Bohm’s book, What If My House Had Wheels. Janet Bohm previously decided to self publish with Trafford, an indie book publisher that also sold her books on Amazon. The story in verse is about a child imagining a house that will go anywhere. This book wasn’t first written for a commercial children’s book publisher. Janet Bohm chose Trafford on her initial run when she was still learning how to publish. Children’s book leader Tate Publishing picked up her book less than a year and a half later.

When looking for a children’s book publisher, write a book that is short but engaging. Book publishing is a tricky business but good writing and appealing ideas will get you noticed by any book publisher, whether indie or traditional. Janet Bohm has written her own success story as well as a book that succeeded with more than one children’s book publisher.