You’re ready to publish a children’s book on Amazon.
By now, you’ve put hours, weeks, months, or possibly years into crafting this labor of love.
It’s a thing of beauty!
And you’re ready to share it with the world.
Now comes the business of how to sell children’s books on Amazon, using the KDP eBook and print book setup pages.
So, what steps do you need to take to do this right?
We’re so glad you’re here!
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Although there’s room for a LOT of variety in this genre, the overall structure is pretty consistent.
In this guide on how to write a murder mystery, we’ll show you what makes mystery a great choice for your first debut as a fiction author — especially if you enjoy reading and watching them.
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Let’s cover the basics before we get down to business.
You’re sitting at your computer (or with a pen and paper) making a list of things to write about for your next nonfiction book — which will be evenp better than the last one.
No pressure finding a topic.
But you’re still stuck on book idea number one.
And your renegade brain is still working on that last conversation you had and what you should have said.
Or maybe you’re thinking, “Just ten good ideas — any ideas — and I’ll pour myself a glass of something nice and watch another episode of Superstore.”
But the writing idea machine is jammed again. And you’re still wondering what topics to write about.
Perhaps you’re one of the thousands of people bitten by the writing bug who would love to make a living from writing books all day.
Can it be done? Absolutely!
The world of publishing has changed dramatically in the last ten years. Self-publishing your book doesn’t have the negative reputation it once did. In fact, thousands of authors have self-published because it gives them more control over their work and a greater share of the profits.
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It’s not easy to find the right topic for your next book.
Either your mind is full of half-formed ideas…
Or, you simply don’t know how to get started.
Fortunately, there are a number of excellent tools you can use to find that next book topic. In fact, I use a combination of over 13 tools to research the various topics in my book catalog.