Whether you are participating in NaNoWriMo or not, these sites will make helpful resources for your writing.

• Got a grammatical question? Try Daily Writing Tips.
• Ever use a word cloud? It can be a great way to keep a visual reminder of your character’s traits or a fast way to see if you over use a word.  Word Clouds for Kids worked best for me.
• You know about thesaurus.com, but sometimes a rhyme is what you need instead.  Try Rhyme Brain.
• An app that identifies what age range you’ve written to and offers suggestions on how to tighten.  A great little editor for the cost of a couple cups of coffee: The Hemingway Editor
• If you just want to make sure you are writing appropriately for your target age, Readability-Score is free, but doesn’t offer the editorial options available in Hemingway.

Bonus: If you are looking for good reading about writing, Kristen Lamb’s blog always offers something worth reading.

I received some of these from fellow writers in my critique group, Six Pens.  If you’re not in a critique group, find one ASAP.  Nothing sharpens your writing better.

If you have any websites to bookmark, please share!

Now, back to NaNoWriMo