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How to Create a High School Graduation Book
How to Create a High School Graduation Book
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Want to create an extraordinary gift for your favorite graduate?
Why not give him or her a High School Graduation Book, by you, with personal pictures and prose to treasure for a lifetime?
Here’s the how-to guide, fast and fun in under 100 electronic pages, with all of the needed, step-by-step details!
The best news of all? You can get the publishing part absolutely free—the printer will do all the stuff that others spend years (or decades) mastering! In other words, almost nothing (maybe $25 total) out of your pocket for a book that will look, in quality, like it just came from the bookstore!
The new, revolutionary technique is called ancillary publishing, and the author has also written the how-to guide for that new industry (see mybookpublishedinminutes.com).
In this book, How to Create a High School Graduation Book, Gordon Burgett shares the same simple, straightforward process for a book that you can craft for your graduating high school senior. What does that mean to you? You follow Burgett’s steps, outline the kind of book you want, digitally write and organize the text, take or get the photos, design a free cover, and in hours the printer will have an e-book version ready to go or a bound book in your hands in about a week.
Better yet, you don’t have to do it alone, but you can. It can be a family project, or you can gather a group of neighbors together to work on their own books so each can honor their own graduate. Here’s what this book tells you how to do:
Table of Contents
Introduction
1. A quick summary: from the idea to the printed pages!
2. What you must you do first to give your book form and content…
3. Must you do it alone?
4. A checklist and a timetable are invaluable…
5. Finding the right words to create a fun masterpiece
6. Do you need anybody’s permission?
7. A collective venture?
8. Picking the best free publisher
9. Inserting the photos to match the text
10. Creating a fast, free cover
11. Submitting the book to the publisher
12. Telling others that the book exists
13. Earning book royalties too
14. Why stop with a graduation book?
Special Pages:
The Most Important Steps
Sample Book Text
How the Printed Text Looks
Copyright
Definition of “High School”
Possible Additional Costs
Sample Layout Page
E-book? Bound book? Or both?
Resources
How to Create a High School Graduation Book shows how, step-by-step, to create and publish an unforgettable gift, A High School Graduation Book, a lifelong keepsake that captures an event, memory, or one-time rite of passage. This is a book to give to your kid, your grandkid, or any kid getting a diploma!
You will probably want a classy bound book that looks like you just bought it from the bookstore. Or an e-book with all the photos and the cover in color.
The bound book may take a week to arrive. The e-book, an hour or less.
The whole thing might cost you $25. Plus $5 for this book.
It's never too early to get started if you have kids or grandkids already in high school. This is a gift made by you that they will treasure forever.
Why not give him or her a High School Graduation Book, by you, with personal pictures and prose to treasure for a lifetime?
Here’s the how-to guide, fast and fun in under 100 electronic pages, with all of the needed, step-by-step details!
The best news of all? You can get the publishing part absolutely free—the printer will do all the stuff that others spend years (or decades) mastering! In other words, almost nothing (maybe $25 total) out of your pocket for a book that will look, in quality, like it just came from the bookstore!
The new, revolutionary technique is called ancillary publishing, and the author has also written the how-to guide for that new industry (see mybookpublishedinminutes.com).
In this book, How to Create a High School Graduation Book, Gordon Burgett shares the same simple, straightforward process for a book that you can craft for your graduating high school senior. What does that mean to you? You follow Burgett’s steps, outline the kind of book you want, digitally write and organize the text, take or get the photos, design a free cover, and in hours the printer will have an e-book version ready to go or a bound book in your hands in about a week.
Better yet, you don’t have to do it alone, but you can. It can be a family project, or you can gather a group of neighbors together to work on their own books so each can honor their own graduate. Here’s what this book tells you how to do:
Table of Contents
Introduction
1. A quick summary: from the idea to the printed pages!
2. What you must you do first to give your book form and content…
3. Must you do it alone?
4. A checklist and a timetable are invaluable…
5. Finding the right words to create a fun masterpiece
6. Do you need anybody’s permission?
7. A collective venture?
8. Picking the best free publisher
9. Inserting the photos to match the text
10. Creating a fast, free cover
11. Submitting the book to the publisher
12. Telling others that the book exists
13. Earning book royalties too
14. Why stop with a graduation book?
Special Pages:
The Most Important Steps
Sample Book Text
How the Printed Text Looks
Copyright
Definition of “High School”
Possible Additional Costs
Sample Layout Page
E-book? Bound book? Or both?
Resources
How to Create a High School Graduation Book shows how, step-by-step, to create and publish an unforgettable gift, A High School Graduation Book, a lifelong keepsake that captures an event, memory, or one-time rite of passage. This is a book to give to your kid, your grandkid, or any kid getting a diploma!
You will probably want a classy bound book that looks like you just bought it from the bookstore. Or an e-book with all the photos and the cover in color.
The bound book may take a week to arrive. The e-book, an hour or less.
The whole thing might cost you $25. Plus $5 for this book.
It's never too early to get started if you have kids or grandkids already in high school. This is a gift made by you that they will treasure forever.
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