Voice is the way each author approaches the act of writing. Even if you have all the building blocks of a story in place, if it lacks your voice, there's little an editor can do. Trusting Your Voice Voice is the simplest thing in the world to learn, because it's already in you. But it's the hardest to achieve, because it involves trusting yourself. It means learning what goes into a children's book and then forgetting it, or rather, placing all those important things into your subconscious and then allowing yourself to write.
All stories start with an idea.
But then we start plotting the story in our heads. We begin to worry about the characters and the dialogue, when the climax of the plot will take place, how it will end. Forget about your audience. You might try brainstorming on paper, freewriting by jotting down anything and everything that comes to mind. You need to find a reason for creating this story that speaks to you, to your writer's heart, in order to speak to your reader's heart.