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Writing Villains Kids Will Never Forget

Presented by: Kimberly Dana
Categories: Character | Villains | Writing

Kimberly Dana explores how villains function in children’s stories, examining why they matter, what makes them memorable, and how writers can balance darkness with imagination and delight for young readers.

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