Rhyming Picture Book Critique: Dactylic Meter, Rhyme Scheme, and Varied Meter | Peek & Critique

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In this episode of Peek & Critique, I critique a rhyming picture book written in dactylic meter and discuss rhyme scheme, varied meter, and story structure.

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PEEK & CRITIQUE -- for writers of rhyming picture books, prose picture books, and children's poetry -- is a series that explores concepts taught in The Lyrical Language Lab online course, such as poetic meter, rhyme, sound devices, word choice, lyrical language, imagery, and scansion. I read and critique YOUR submitted writing samples of rhyming picture books, prose picture books, and children's poetry, explaining concepts along the way.

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