: Re: When you submit a manuscript for a picture book, where do the pictures go? I am currently making a picture book, but it has pictures and I don't know where in the manuscript they should go.

I agree, publishers and agents don't expect to see the illustrations. The manuscript should only include the text. I believe that the easiest way to organize the manuscript is to indicate each page with the page number between parenthesis. Also indicate actions or expressions not specified in the text that need to be reflected in the illustrations between parenthesis.

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