Sentences with phrase «book description gave»

One book description gave a disclaimer along the lines of:

Not exact matches

The book gives general descriptions of the sites, with some qualitative judgments woven in.

To illustrate ways of using this book, a brief description of the groups will be given.

In yesterday's post, I gave the book description and the Table of Contents.

I gave two possible book descriptions, one from my wife and one from me.

In his book, Mr Laws gives a vivid description of the scene as desperate Mr Brown begged Mr Clegg to let Labour stay in power, not realising that exasperated Mr Clegg had already decided to do a deal with Mr Cameron.

The New Arthritis Breakthrough: The Only Medical Therapy Clinically Proven to Produce Long - term Improvement and Remission of RA, Lupus, Juvenile RA, Fibromyalgia, Scleroderma, Spondyloarthropathy and other Forms of Arthritis by Henry Scammell gives a very clear and concise description of the Marshall Protocol, an antibiotic based relief program for auto - immune disease, which the book claims are in reality mycoplasma infestations.

Hillenbrand's description of those two years in the hands of vicious Japanese captors will give you chills and sets up the book's most emotionally telling section: Zamperini's survival and return to his native California.

I've heard reviews describe Trick «r Treat as an anthology of different horror tales, a la Creepshow — a fitting comparison given the comic book inspirations in both — but that description may also be misleading.

Though he writes with a compelling sense of injustice, much of Kozol's work is a form of self - reflection that masks — brilliantly, given the popularity of his books — what is an increasingly skewed description of our nation's schools.

Below is a description as well as excerpts from «Book 1: Classroom Management,» obtained from a prospective Match student to whom it was given.

And don't be afraid to use available editing tools when writing book description metadata; the use of bolded text and paragraph breaks, where appropriate, can give you an advantage when readers are conducting Google and Amazon searches.

1 in 50 book descriptions will excite us enough to make a purchase and the «I want to give my time to this book.»

In the same way that successful authors often give cover quotes to books, you can include quotes from other writers here in the description of your book.

Given that 29 other books participated, and you say you were in the top three for the duration of the promotion, it's also a sign that your book cover and description do well when compared to others.

Just as Amazon gives authors quite a bit of control over their Author Page, they also give authors the opportunity to edit much of the information that appears on their book's Product Detail Page including the Product Description, About the Author, From the Author, From the Inside Flap, From the Back Cover, and Reviews.

I've pasted the giveaway description that works best for my book to give you an idea.

If you want to find out if a specific title will give you the optimal reading experience you look on the book's description page at Amazon.

Your cover, your title, and your description are the three things that will get a reader to give your book a chance.

Give it to a good designer with a description of the book, a writing sample, and some book covers in your genre you like and don't like.

I am eager to use some of the other options offered to AMC's premium members, such as the enhanced description maker for Amazon, given how well my book as done to date.»

Reviews also give a potential reader more info to go on than the book description.

It should give a taste of your book, a description of what it is, what is special about it, and it should be less than one page long.

You do this by setting up a series of pointers (in the backs of books, in product descriptions) in order to steer readers to the places you want them to go, and to give them compelling reasons to do so.

You'll set up the title in our system, where you give us all the information for your book, the cover image, the book description, an annotation, who the author is and even the pricing, what you want to sell the book for.

So, that's step 1, think about your description, and try to tell people what your book (or CD or whatever) is about, and why they should give it a shot.

A book for your street team to review (naturally)-- you can also give the street team a sneak peek at your cover, the book description, your author photo, and / or anything else associated with your book

Then you get idiots who give you a 1 star because they couldn't figure out how to download it, or they didn't read the description that clearly stated it was about living in France and then got mad because the book wasn't about cowboys.

Giving a 30 - 60 second description of your book and why someone should buy your book is a powerful skill to learn.

But if you only have one book, and you don't plan to give it away for free, visibility will definitely be an issue for you, and in that case, having people actually find your book is more important than whether or not they think your title or subtitle is a little heavy on keywords: win them over with a great cover and a great description.

The best way an author can exert creative control is by choosing a designer wisely and then offering as much supporting information as possible (for instance, similar book covers they like in the genre, character descriptions and synopsis, back cover copy, anticipated market, etc.) Finally, if a cover designer is allowed to use their skill and imagination freely, and then the client gives clear direction on revisions, the end result is almost always something both the designer and the author can be proud of.

First impressions are important and just like a badly written description, if the cover is confusing or amateurish, the potential reader may well give your book a pass.

The other non-negotiable is to write up a description for your book, that will give the readers a «birds - eye» view of what your book is all about.

The book description is a valuable piece of real estate that Amazon gives us to describe what it is the buyer is getting when they hit that one click to purchase button.

My hope for you is that filling up the book description field with great, contextually relevant words gives your book description (and your book!)

I'm in the process of writing a book about book description and given your expertise, I would be delighted to have your endorsement.

Your Cover Your cover may well sell your book and the majority of online book stores and bloggers will give you the option of adding it to your book's description.

Writing good sales copy (the description of the book on your amazon page) is an art and a science — most authors are very bad about summarizing their story into an attention grabbing, intrigue building lead - in (without giving too much away).

Erica: Everything I've read says that the most important tool for marketing a Kindle book is the Kindle book page — what tips can you give for writing a good book description?

There are two reasons, given this description, why the Standard Use license may be enough for book cover design:

I really wanted to give this book a 5 star review — the descriptions of Hong Kong and environs, the history of contemporary China showed an in depth knowledge of the story's setting.

Give the students a list of the characters and a short, general description of each before beginning the book.

If there is little reason to use a publishing service provider for print distribution, then for e-book distribution it might be considered counterproductive, at least in cases where the service doesn't give you immediate access and control over your e-book administration and management (to update your book's metadata, pricing, description, and so on).

I would not have picked this book up based on description, and only gave it a go because it was on the Man Booker prize list.

In your initial request, simply explain who you are (if they do not know you), share a brief description of your book, and give a quick explanation of what feedback you want to receive.

Give out business cards showing the cover of your book on one side and a brief description on the other.

If it has zero reviews and the authors aren't giving away review copies or soliciting reviewers; if the book cover sucks; if the description is poor; if the first few pages have weak beginnings or spelling or grammatical errors — and I'd guess that fully 75 % of self - published ebooks have these problems — then of course the books will sink and visibility will be an issue.

bReads, while it is still a Beta version, gives users access to their accounts, ability to view what their friends are reading, search and view information about books (Author, description, purchase links, and reviews), post statuses based on your current progress, sort books you own into shelves, join groups and participate in discussions, and receive recommendations based on books read and rated.

Then you need to give a short description of the book.

Including details like reading level and age group in your book description can really give you an edge when parents, grandparents, family friends, and teachers with limited free time are shopping for new titles!