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Kids comment on kids’ book illustrations

Comment your kids' book illustration here! I'll show it to my kids (12 and 11 years old) and post their reaction to your work in the replies :) Feedback from actual kids is nice to hear, right? :)

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u/AnnaDeghdzunyan — 4 days ago

Does wirestock.io buy book illustrations?

From what I can tell, they license human-made illustrations to AI companies as training data.

Sounds not good :(

Any experiences, good or bad, would be really helpful. Thanks!

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u/AnnaDeghdzunyan — 29 days ago
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Podcast in Armenian

Which Armenian-language podcasts do you listen to?

I host a podcast where I interview Armenians around the world, who left Armenia at some time and we talk about everything related to emigration from Armenia. Who should my next guest be?

Thanks in advance!

P.S. Here’s the link in case you’d like to check it out:ImStory

u/AnnaDeghdzunyan — 1 month ago
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Any ‘first book for a new little reader’ experts in here? What’s your best tip you want to share with others?

1. Bob Books
2. Dr. Seuss
3. School book
4. Your suggestion

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u/AnnaDeghdzunyan — 1 month ago

Should I allow my 10 yo to do social influencer content?

My two kids (12 and 10) love reading. Over the past few years they’ve read quite some books, and we recently created a website where they post reviews and recommendations for books they’ve actually read.

The challenge is that almost nobody knows the site exists yet.

I’m considering having my 10-year-old record short videos talking about books she loves. She’s naturally funny, speaks in a way kids her age relate to, and genuinely enjoys discussing books. I would handle all filming, editing, posting, and account management on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. She doesn’t have a phone and only has limited access to YouTube.

For parents who have done something similar, would you encourage this? Any concerns or lessons learned about having kids create content online?

I’d love to hear both the pros and cons before moving forward.
P.s. this is our website :) KidsReadThis.com

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u/AnnaDeghdzunyan — 5 months ago

Teenagers- how we don’t loose them as book lovers?

I have 12 year old son and 10 year old daughter. My son is all into history books and my daughter is all in Percy Jackson. They both love reading. What should I do/don’t do as a parent so they don’t loose their love to the books?

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u/AnnaDeghdzunyan — 5 months ago

How to raise a book reader when you have full time work?

I believe that the best alternative to screen time is a book. But how do you raise a kid who chooses a book over a screen?

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u/AnnaDeghdzunyan — 5 months ago

Comics books

**How do you feel about letting a 5- or 6-year-old read only comics?**
My daughter’s teacher doesn’t like the idea of letting kids to read comics. I’m not sure if that’s good or not

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u/AnnaDeghdzunyan — 5 months ago