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Project Overview I am seeking an experienced children's book editor to review and refine a manuscript based on a true story about a 9-year-old girl who survived a small airplane crash with her father. The book focuses on courage, family, faith, healing, resilience, and emotional recovery. It is intended for elementary-aged readers and may eventually be distributed through schools, libraries, and online retailers. What I Need The manuscript has already been written, but portions of it currently read more like an adult reflecting on the experience rather than a 9-year-old child telling the story. I am looking for an editor who can: * Refine the manuscript to sound authentic to a fourth-grade reader * Preserve the emotional impact and true events of the story * Improve pacing and readability * Reduce repetition where appropriate * Help adapt the manuscript into a children's picture book format (approximately 24 pages) * Maintain faith-based themes and family-centered messaging * Provide recommendations for age-appropriate language and school-readiness Ideal Experience Please apply if you have experience with: * Children's picture books * Middle-grade or elementary readers * Developmental editing * Voice and character consistency * Faith-based or inspirational children's books (preferred but not required) Deliverables * Edited manuscript with tracked changes * Suggestions for strengthening the child's voice * Recommendations for condensing sections while preserving the story * Feedback regarding pacing and overall structure Please include examples of children's books you have edited or links to relevant work. Thank you. I look forward to finding someone who can help preserve the heart of this story while making it resonate with young readers.

Seeking an editor for a 10,000-word romance Lead Magnet book. Responsibilities include reviewing the manuscript for grammar, punctuation, and consistency, and providing feedback on character development and plot flow. The ideal candidate will have experience in romance editing and be able to deliver within 3-4 days.

I'm an author with an 8-book Christian middle-grade series, The Brave Girls of the Bible Club (ages 8–12), and I'm looking for an editor for the whole series. The series at a glance: Five modern girls discover a magical trunk in their church basement that transports them into the stories of courageous women of the Bible. Each book teaches one real-world skill (courage, leadership, emotional honesty, resilience, identity, gifts, empathy) and ends with a parent–daughter discussion guide. The eight books feature Esther, Deborah, Hannah, Ruth, Mary Magdalene, Priscilla, Miriam, and an ensemble finale. Scope: 8 books, ~4,000–6,000 words each — roughly 38,000 words total Already fully drafted, formatted, and consistent in style (Word/.docx files) Each book: 7–8 chapters plus back matter (discussion guide, journal pages) These manuscripts are already written and in a fixed brand voice. I'm looking for editing and continuity checking, not rewriting. Specifically: Line/copy edit — grammar, clarity, flow, age-appropriate language for 8–12. Series continuity — consistency across all 8 books (character details, the trunk's "rules," recurring phrasing, the deepening faith arc). Scripture accuracy — confirming the biblical retellings and references are handled faithfully. I don't want the text rewritten or "elevated" into a different style, just polished and made consistent. Before I commit to all eight, would you be open to a paid sample edit of one chapter (~1,500 words)? That lets me see your editing style and confirm we're a good fit. If it goes well, I'd then want a bulk quote for the full series (~38,000 words) and your estimated turnaround. A few quick questions: Are you comfortable with middle-grade fiction (not just devotionals/picture books)? Do you work in Word with tracked changes so I can review every edit? What's your rate for the one-chapter sample, and roughly for the full series? The ideal candidate will have experience in Christian content and middle-grade books, ensuring the series is engaging and suitable for the target audience. This is a long-term project requiring a commitment to editing all 8 books.

Seeking a skilled freelancer to copy edit, line edit, and proofread a book text for future publishing. The text is complete but requires refinement to ensure clarity and accuracy. The ideal candidate will have experience in book publishing and a keen eye for detail.

Seeking a marketing professional with experience in B2B healthtech or employee benefits. Must have US healthcare knowledge. Responsibilities include developing contents for thought leadership and social media campaigns. Ideal candidates will have a strong understanding of healthcare marketing and be able to create engaging content for various platforms.

I need someone who enjoys prepping, survival, emergency mitigation, and resiliency topics. My work covers a breadth of topic areas. I am looking for someone who preferably has a medical/EMT/first aid background, is experienced at original research (not AI, not copy/paste from Wikipedia), understands source quality, and can pull together various pieces of information on a topic in a written product.. This project will start with research on two topics: 1) prepping for injury, illness, and ailment (high-level; general info, but I like to find ways to "add value", what should a prepper know), 2) prepping for a mass casualty event with a primitive setup (so not modern cutting edge, more like battlefield) - (considerations, best practices, triage, care, etc.) Each topic should be 2 to 5 pages, with 0.5 to 1 page at the end covering family-related content (e.g., children, elderly parents) for the topic area. Please include links to your sources within the body (not just stacked at the end) and pull from a variety of sources. Price includes: for each report, I will send 1 round of follow-up questions for you to answer that focus on what you sent me (to make sure I can fully use the content). Note: if we work well, I have additional topics, typically only one topic per milestone, and will pay for each topic covered.

I need someone who enjoys prepping, survival, emergency mitigation, and resiliency topics. My work covers a breadth of topic areas. I am looking for someone who is experienced at original research (not AI, not copy/paste from Wikipedia), understands source quality, and can pull together various pieces of information on a topic in a written product.. This project will start with research on two topics: 1) Running Low, Running Out Prep (what happens when prepping or everyday supplies start to run low during an extended emergency or disaster event; ideas for reusing, repurposing, alternatives, problem solving related to supplies as it pertains to prepping, etc.), 2) Prepping for Beyond 72 Hours (what UNIQUE considerations to take into account when emergency or disaster event goes beyond 72 hours; this topic is not about focusing on storing more - instead it is focusing on what is different about prepping after 72hrs) Each topic should be 2 to 5 pages. Please include links to your sources and pull from a variety of sources. Price includes: for each report, I will send 1 round of follow-up questions for you to answer that focuses on what you sent me (to make sure I can fully use the content). Note: if we work well, I have additional topics, typically only one topic per milestone, and will pay for each topic covered.

I need someone who enjoys prepping, survival, emergency mitigation, and resiliency topics. My work covers a breadth of topic areas. I am looking for someone who is experienced at original research (not AI, not copy/paste from Wikipedia), understands source quality, and can pull together various pieces of information on a topic in a written product... This project will start with research on two topics: 1) Hazardous Materials, CBRNE, and WMD Prep (prep for CBRNE or even the everyday hazardous materials versions of these, e.g., chemical spills, outbreaks, and sun radiation exposure; it is helpful to discuss CBR agents, nuclear devices - magnitude, impact, and fallout; protective equipment and safety procedures for CBRNE; preparedness before and for survival during events involving CBRNE), 2) Safety & Security - Fortification Prep (whether at home, in the car, out walking, whether in the current atmosphere or during civil unrest and upheaval, how we fortify our self, our car, and our home are critical to our safety and security) Each topic should be 2 to 5 pages. Please include links to your sources and pull from a variety of sources. Price includes: for each report, I will send 1 round of follow-up questions for you to answer that focuses on what you sent me (to make sure I can fully use the content). Note: if we work well, I have additional topics, typically only one topic per milestone, and will pay for each topic covered.

We are seeking a skilled proofreader and editor to review a 200-page non-fictional history book in a 6' x 9' format. The ideal candidate will have experience in historical content and be able to identify and correct errors in grammar, punctuation, self-publish formatting and spelling. a quick verification of sources is also important. Attention to detail and knowledge of exact historical events are a plus but not necessary as they can be validated online The project is expected to be completed in less than a month.