DON'T JUST WRITE_HELP: IWSG post

Parents express frustration 
at how difficult it can be to get 
their dyslexic children to read. 

It makes sense that dyslexic children 
don’t want to read – 

who likes to spend time doing 
something that can be so difficult? 

 Reading is one of the important ways that 

students acquire knowledge about the world.

And, reading also enhances one’s vocabulary,

which in turn facilitates thinking.

One of the answers is text-to-speech technology… 

in other words,
 Audiobooks!

  Children with dyslexia 
can comprehend books that 

they hear at a much higher level 
than they can read.  

So, to keep developing their oral language,

including their vocabulary 
and their understanding 
of literary syntax, 

 they need to be exposed to books at their oral comprehension level,

 rather than being limited to 
books they can read independently.

Write a Kindle book,

and the text to speech option
is easily accessed
by dyslexic children.

For a more polished narration,

audio books provide a

more entertaining 
and affordable 

experience.

Listening to audio books
helps children
to understand
and remember
how words are pronounced.

Royalty Share Plus gives you access to an upper echelon of producers 

who in the past may have only taken pay-for-production deals, 

while still being able to produce your audiobook affordably at a rate that suits your budget. 

Through the Royalty Share Plus contract, you may negotiate a lower Per-Finished-Hour fee 

 

than through the Pay-for-Production contract because the Producer will receive a share of royalties upon completion of the audio book. 

A beginning narrator

may still accept a simple

Royalty Share

where 

ACX  gets 50% of the sales,

he gets 25%,

and you the other 25%

It's a way for both you and the narrator to get your work out there.

And perhaps to help the world 

of a Dyslexic student

to grow richer.

How cool would that be?

Oh, by the way ...
I really want to see this TV series
next year