Sentences with phrase «examples of book titles»

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For example, books reviewed in the first months of 1910 included Herbert Croly's The Promise of American Life; Education in the Far East, by Charles F. Thwing; a philosophical study titled Religion and the Modern Mind, by Frank Carleton Doan; Jane Addams's The Spirit of Youth and the City Streets; The Immigrant Tide, by Edward Steiner; Medical Inspectors of Schools (a Russel Sage Foundation study); A. Modern City (a scientific study of that phenomenon), by William Kirk; The Leading Facts of American History, by D. H. Montgomery; and Jack London's collection of short stories, Lost Face.

For example, one prominent apologist, when commenting on the emerging church, decided to critique Brian McLaren's book on the basis of its title (alone).

In his 1864 book Man and Nature (original title: Man the Disturber of Nature's Harmonies), George Perkins Marsh catalogued numerous examples of changing climate conditions on losing forests and wrote, «When the forest is gone, the great reservoir of moisture stored up in its vegetable mold [humus] is evaporated, and returns only in deluges of rain to wash away the parched dust into which that mold has been converted.

Note, for example, the title of a book displayed in Gwen's room: Seabiscuit, a reference to the film co-starring the previous Spidey, Tobey Magiuire.)

Is it less misleading and a better practice to adapt elements of a comic book story but not title it such - for example, the third Iron Man movie adapting the «Extremis» storyline but going with the title Iron Man 3?

In the case of this new venture, only one of the books bears any relation to titles within the Arrow Video catalog; the company doesn't own the rights, for example, to any of the Ghost in the Shell films or programs.

At the Newseum, among many other exhibits, they display examples of communication errors in news headlines (a.k.a. «bloopers»), and they have worked with the Columbia Journalism Review to gather many more of these into a book titled, «Correct Me If I'm Wrong.»

She gives examples of good children's books and series and suggests how to organize a sequence of titles through these formats.

For example, if a student reads a book about a fish and has a connection to a movie they can draw a character from the movie instead of writing the title of the movie.

Here's an example of how a series title is displayed, helping customers see that this book is connected to others.

If you're reading a Rachael Ray cookbook, for example, tap the bottom of the screen to pull up other books by her, along with similar titles.

So, for example, you might word your book title like this: Deadly Heat: Heat Series Book 4 obook title like this: Deadly Heat: Heat Series Book 4 oBook 4 of 7.

Since so much of finding an audience and selling a book is about how a book is positioned in the marketplace, it's also important to get feedback about how your book compares to other books in its genre, and whether the way it's presented (for example, the book's cover and title) makes sense to a reader.

Examples include the price of your book, the book dimensions, your Twitter bio, a book title, an ISBN, the name of a blog post, and so on.

For example, using Amazon's pricing on the New York Times Bestseller list for fiction titles, the first ten average out to $ 13.59 for e-book versions versus $ 15.31 for printed copies, a difference of under two bucks a book.

So for example, Tim Cook of Apple Computers, can not sue you if you use the word «apple» in a book title, but he can file a lawsuit if you try to open up a computer company under that name (Apple).

Another example of the advantage new titles have over old: during the 2006 Bologna Children's Book Fair, our Show; Don't Tell!

Her most hilarious example of the latter is replicated in the book's title, a reference to a wildlife manual with poor punctuation that unintentionally turned a panda into a gun - wielding restaurant diner (you'll have to read the book for the full joke).

That data can then be compared to the category listing of the book, so that a middle grade title, for example, would be flagged if there was too much sexual content or mature themes within the story.

The last example is a typeface in which each letter is a work of art in itself, making the title hard to read, yet it might be effective for a historic or Gothic book cover design.

For each book I would probably also need a gimmick or case study (which I can do with non-fiction)... for example in a book about book reviews, I would do a test launch of one of my own books, and share my secrets and results, under an exciting title like «How I got 300 reviews in under 1 hour from no list from total strangers.»

Here's an excellent «real world» example of how you can test - market your book's title before your book appears.

He used the example of Susan Page's If I'm So Wonderful, Then Why Am I Still Single — a book more than three decades old — that was promoted on Amazon China for Valentine's Day, and was coupled with interviews and video, and became a bestselling title for several weeks.

I changed the numbers to reflect 600,000 and 300,000 potential buyers: For example, if the monthly fund amount is $ 600,000, the total qualified borrows of all participating KDP titles is 300,000, and your book was borrowed 1,500 times, you will earn 1.5 % (1,500 / 300,000 = 0.5 %), or $ 3,000 for that month.

For example, an author could trademark the title of a series, a character, or a world, so that only they can market books using that name.

Examples of this are The dummies guides and for Fiction would be the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series with each individual book being accompanied by a unique main title.

This is directly from Amazon For example, if the monthly fund amount is $ 500,000, the total qualified borrows of all participating KDP titles is 100,000, and your book was borrowed 1,500 times, you will earn 1.5 % (1,500 / 100,000 = 1.5 %), or $ 7,500 for that month.

For example, BajaLibros.com has the largest collection of Spanish - language books about Pope Francis — all of which have been written by him — including popular titles that have become BajaLibros.com's best sellers since the Holy Father was elected.

See several examples of Authorlink's design, layout and conversion work; THE SECOND SON project transformed an old existing printed book in two foreign languages into three digital formats and uploaded the finished files into the author's retail accounts; the children's titles represent some of our work with complex layout and design and digital conversion.

You'll see examples of this garbage tactic in book titles like «Werebear Shapeshift» or «Mail Order Bride.»

For example, an author whose Book Country title sells on Kindle will give 30 % of the sales price to Amazon, then will give 30 % of the remaining 70 % to Book Country.

The way books are sold on a consignment model, for example, wherein the book retailer can return any unsold item for a full refund — with the high price of the break - out successful hardback print title subsidizing the wasteful and ridiculous model.

Common examples include the spelling of place names, the titles of artistic works (like books, movies, and paintings), and the wording of quotations from notable people.

For example, the Chicago Manual of Style states that all book titles should be italicized and not placed in quotes.

Although I could have pitched some of my books to traditional publishers, I didn't want a gatekeeper making a decision about whether readers would or would not be interested.For example, my Vanquish Writer's Block (originally titled The Visual Writer) book is fairly short but packed with tips on using images when you're stuck.

So for example, if you made a «coloring book for adults» that contains «pictures of nature» and is meant to help with «relaxation and meditation», it would be a good idea to include these words and other closely related search terms in your book's title as well as throughout your sales page in order to attract qualified traffic.

This is where it is useful to cite comparable books in the marketplace as examples of a similar title that has sold well.

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Chapter 2, Optimizing Your Book for Online Sales, for example, does an excellent job of describing the relationship between keywords, book titles, and publishing succBook for Online Sales, for example, does an excellent job of describing the relationship between keywords, book titles, and publishing succbook titles, and publishing success.

For example, if the monthly fund amount is $ 500,000 and the total qualified borrows of all participating KDP titles is 100,000 in December and if your book was borrowed 1,500 times, you will earn 1.5 % (1,500 / 100,000 = 1.5 %), or $ 7,500 in December.

Additionally, the printing of only one or a few titles at a time with pod (for example with the CreateSpace» presses because they told me this) does not allow for the dialing down of tolerances with the machines that can produce the same quality book after book as occurs with offset printing.

For example, you would write, «Title of My Book will be 80 % off as part of the Super Incredible Red Tuesday Extravaganza.»

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While there are many different layouts that publishers use for the title page of a book, below is a simple book title page example.

For example, at the point of sale in a bookstore, the book and its ISBN are scanned and all related information about the title is accessed in their sales system — identifying the price correctly and subtracting a copy from their inventory etc..

For example on the Kindle 3 (keyboard)-- which many readers are still using — the user sees the text of titles only when selecting a book saved to the device.

For example, if the library wants to purchase five titles of John Grisham's «The Litigators,» then it would have to pay $ 184.95 at $ 36.99 per book.

One example of a popular title with screen reader support, as well as ALT text for many of the images, is: Dinosaurs Before Dark (Magic Tree House Book 1).

An example of a subtitle would be A Thorough Discussion for a book titled Manos The Hands of Fate, A Thorough Discussion.