📚 Throwback Question: What Did You Read as a Kid? I was thinking back to my childhood reading habits, and it hit me how different they were compared to what I read now. Back then, I was all about fun, fictional books—anything that kept me entertained and pulled me into a story. One of my favorites was the Goosebumps series. I used to fly through those books as a pre-teen. And then when the Goosebumps show came out, it was such a cool experience seeing those stories come to life. I remember noticing how some parts were different from what I had imagined while reading—which made it even more fun. It really made me realize how powerful storytelling is… especially when it sticks with you years later. Now I’m curious—what about YOU? - What books or series did you love growing up? - Were you into fiction, or something totally different? - Did any of those stories stick with you into adulthood? Drop your favorites below 👇 Let’s take a little trip down memory lane.

Not all readers are the same… and how you consume a book can make a huge difference in how often you actually finish one 👀 So I’m curious… 👇 What’s YOUR go-to? 📱 E-books: Easy, portable, no clutter. Your entire library in your pocket. 📖 Paperback: There’s just something about flipping real pages… plus it can feel easier to stay focused. 📕 Hardcover: Durable, high-quality, and let’s be honest… they look really good on a shelf. 🎧 Audiobooks: Perfect for multitasking—car rides, walks, cleaning, workouts… learning on the go.

Let’s build a story together 👀 I’ll start with one sentence…and each person adds the NEXT sentence in the comments. Build on to the story by creating the next sentence. If you see someone typing, wait for their sentence and then type yours out, building on theirs Let’s see where this goes 😂 Here's the first sentence: 👉 Ashley was walking through the grocery store when all of a sudden, everything got quiet, and the lights started to flicker. Your turn 👇 (Only ONE sentence per comment—no overthinking it, just keep it going)

That "safe" $2.99 price tag might actually be your most expensive decision. Here's how KDP royalties actually work: books priced between $2.99 and $9.99 earn 70% royalties. Books priced below $2.99 drop to 35%. So a book priced at $2.99 earns you $2.09. The same book at $4.99 earns you $3.49. That's a 67% increase in earnings per sale — with the same amount of effort. And here's the psychology piece: a $4.99 book often looks more credible than a $2.99 book to a buyer who doesn't know you yet. Cheap can signal low quality in a crowded marketplace. Stop pricing out of fear. Price based on value and the royalty math. (The exception to the rule here is when you're doing your initial book launch and you're trying to push as many buyers in that book launch window. The pricing doesn't matter as much as your sales momentum.) 👉 What are you currently pricing your books at? Drop it below and let's talk strategy.

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