User talk:Sylviaread

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Congrats for the new project
Hello, I've noticed your work on Children's Authors and realized that it doesn't seem to have a defined scope/direction at this point, that on my opinion puts it outside of What is Wikibooks instructional requirements. This can be easily fixed in several ways but since we have being discussing the future of another work covering stories for children, with valid content, but in a similar situation (regarding What is Wikibooks). I decided to call your attention that discussion Requests for deletion and possible ideas to save that content and provide a scope for your project... --Panic (talk) 03:16, 11 February 2010 (UTC)

developing content
This is a course project for a master's degree course in children's literature. Please don't decide that it has no defined scope/direction yet. It is intended to be a resource for teachers that will continue to develop over future semesters as well. The Tree of Truth project is not a suitable substitution.