Good for series
If it's a series/duet, you can include the covers of your other books on the back cover.
Either more prominently, as in the example below, or next to the ISBN code.
Good for series
If it's a series/duet, you can include the covers of your other books on the back cover.
Either more prominently, as in the example below, or next to the ISBN code.
Good for series
If it's a series/duet, you can include the covers of your other books on the back cover.
Either more prominently, as in the example below, or next to the ISBN code.
Creative
Is your book built around a specific set of rules, like Night at the Museum?
Put them on the back cover instead of the blurb, and get creative with placing Easter eggs on your cover. In this example, the book is about a cleaning lady who starts a new job where she has to follow certain rules. In the book, she also notices a sticky note with a co-worker's number scribbled on it.
Perhaps this note plays an important role?
Mention the genre somewhere, so readers know what they can expect.
Creative
Is your book built around a specific set of rules, like Night at the Museum?
Put them on the back cover instead of the blurb, and get creative with placing Easter eggs on your cover. In this example, the book is about a cleaning lady who starts a new job where she has to follow certain rules. In the book, she also notices a sticky note with a co-worker's number scribbled on it.
Perhaps this note plays an important role?
Mention the genre somewhere, so readers know what they can expect.
Creative
Is your book built around a specific set of rules, like Night at the Museum?
Put them on the back cover instead of the blurb, and get creative with placing Easter eggs on your cover. In this example, the book is about a cleaning lady who starts a new job where she has to follow certain rules. In the book, she also notices a sticky note with a co-worker's number scribbled on it.
Perhaps this note plays an important role?
Mention the genre somewhere, so readers know what they can expect.
