Sentences with phrase «toward readers of your books»

These topics are geared toward readers of your books.

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For what Davies seems to be doing in this book, and in all his fiction since Fifth Business, is catching the reader's attention through marvels of storytelling to bring him or her to the point of undertaking a similar journey toward individuation.

By the end of the book, I think your average reader will be brimming with anger toward the religious right and fired up mostly about progressive politics.

In his book, Chris uses his own practice, teachings from masters, and his extensive research to provide readers with a bouquet of techniques that can guide our children toward composure.

For now, though, I'd encourage readers to absorb the many surprising insights from Top Dog (of which I've barely scratched the surface) and consider how this science of competition, adeptly captured in the book, might point us toward a more enlightened approach to school improvement.

Is direct sales one of the baskets you think authors should consider, or do you believe the costs of not having those sales count toward rankings and having your books show up in the marketplaces where most readers browse outweigh the increased percentage of return on the sale?

In the same way that you can't offer professional advice to friends or family, because it's not worthwhile if they didn't pay for it from a strange professional, even many reader friends will be unimpressed or actually hostile toward your books — perhaps because it breaks their idea of authors being strange, artistic, ethereal beings hunched over a typewriter in a stone tower or something, I du n no.

-- Social media pages geared toward providing readers with discounted books — Newsletters geared toward providing readers with discounted books or reviews of books at any price — Blogs that feature books from specific categories, discounted books, or book reviews — Any print publication that reviews books — Email lists that provide libraries with information about books, either with or without reviews — Distributor catalogues that provide bookstores and libraries with information about books, either with or without reviews — The algorithms that trigger «you might like» and «buyers also considered» recommendations on internet sales sites — Consumer reviews Notice the emphasis in most of these areas on reviews.

Like a film or stage director, a corporate executive or Mom or Dad, your job is to keep all the various elements of a book, a show, a company, a family, working together toward the same goal: compelling the reader to turn pages.

Acting on the idea of «ungluing» a book using crowdfunding to remove any licensing concerns, readers makes pledges toward individual book campaigns.

Kubla Khan charges directly toward the reader on the cover of this book, and Krull does an excellent job of relaying the story of Khan's life and his contributions to Chinese culture.

Because of this, the passages about Danticat's own childhood never fully snap into focus and she can only gesture toward her feeling of abandonment when her parents move to the U.S.. For at least one reviewer, this self - effacement compromises Danticat's honesty with the reader, especially since she was writing acclaimed novels and winning literary renown as the book's events unfolded.

Here are some of our favorite new gift books geared toward all sorts of young readers.

Also, pre-orders will contribute toward sales rank and other Kindle Store merchandising ahead of release, which can help more readers discover your book.

Input for the first survey, «Consumer Attitudes Toward E-Book Reading Survey,» was gathered from hundreds of book buyers — including teens — who also identify themselves as e-book readers.

As a non-fiction author, you might think of your ideal reader as an ideal customer (if your book is geared toward promoting you and your services) or an ideal student (if your goal is to teach a concept or influence how people think about a topic).

But, up to this point none of the book specialists (ehem, Barnes and Noble, cough, cough) have been able to pull their heads out of the sand long enough to lure readers from Amazon's shiny online warehouse of discounts and free shipping in order to turn them back toward odiferous, eye - hazing book shelves.

Content — Jan Zlendich of The Kindle Reader blog points the way toward a trove of book titles at Amazon in Spanish and other non-English languages.

Non-literary readers have long wondered why readers (and writers) of literary fiction are drawn toward «certain kinds» of books, whether they be difficult to read — as in Ulysses by James Joyce — stylistically unique, which can also make them difficult (think Thomas Pynchon) or just plain boring as in... well, I can't name anything, because I happen to enjoy literary fiction and I DO N'T think it's boring.

Amazon's description: «Ideal for youth librarians at public libraries, school librarians, and teachers, this book enables you to direct young readers toward series titles that will help establish a lifelong love of reading.»

Most recently we've seen moves in the industry toward «subscription models,» where, for a modest monthly fee, readers can subscribe to buy or borrow a large number of books.

We're a group of book editors on a mission to bring quality, life - changing, entertaining books to the world's readers by leading more serious authors toward publishing success.

Conducting a webinar can be one of many steps toward bringing potential readers into your book sales funnel — in fact it can be one of the first steps.

In this section, you'll pull together a clear vision of your primary readership, working to understand the other books your readers gravitate toward and the things they are passionate about.

Because our retailer promotions are targeted toward a general Christian audience, and our readers are Christians all over the globe of every denomination, we generally only accept books for retailer promotions that will be accepted and appreciated by all Christians of all denominations.

The shopping space is geared toward readers of the most popular hardcover fiction and non fiction books.

The shift in the book business has been driven by readers moving away from trad publishers» ebooks toward indie - published and Amazon - imprint - published ebooks which now account for almost 60 % of all Kindle ebooks bought in the US, and 40 % of all consumer dollars spent on ebooks.

Most of my readers are not going to want to buy this book, because they are not inclined toward math.

Geared toward elementary school readers, Hickory Doc's Tales helps youth transition to chapter books, and it encourages a host of creative writing opportunities and exercises.

West's announcement of the e-books quoted Mike Suchsland, a senior VP: «We've been fascinated by the shift lawyers and law students in particular are making toward smartphones and electronic book readers.

The hardcover book is geared toward helping readers identify «what's wrong and begin the process of restoration,» he explains.

The no - fault view of conflict in this book encourages readers to move past a «warring brain» mentality and toward a more cooperative «loving brain» understanding of the relationship.

Offering clear and practical information not available in any other volume, this book gives readers the research - based knowledge and recommended practices they need to work toward a stronger system of care and services and supports for LGBT youth and their families.