Do any of you have a book that you are about to launch in the next 3 months on amazon? If you do, comment below and we will try to do a test drive by sending out a book launch newsletter on May 1st. You have to have Pre-orders already setup on amazon. This is only for a pre-order campaign test run. 6th Module in the Classroom set to $1. https://www.skool.com/book-community-roundtable-8871/classroom Let me know below. Paul Roberson

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The air in Morgan’s bedroom felt thick with the residual hum of the lab, but as Toby unzipped his bag, the atmosphere shifted from the extraterrestrial back to something painfully human. He pulled out the leather-bound volume his father had sent—a field guide to British lepidoptera. The spine was creased from years of careful use. Toby’s fingers moved with a practiced, rhythmic speed, flicking through the plates of Swallowtails and Peacocks until the pages settled on the Red Admiral. In the lower-right corner of the cream-colored paper, a small, embossed seal caught the light. It was the crest of the Academy, but it looked different here—intertwined with a hand-drawn geometric flourish. "I think this might be important," Toby said, his voice barely a whisper as he stroked the page. Morgan leaned in, her eyes scanning the scientific notes. "Red Admirals are incredibly strong flyers," she said, her academic training kicking in. "My father told me they can travel hundreds of miles, even in the worst weather. They’re resilient." "Yes," Toby nodded, his gaze distant. "My dad told me they can reach as far as the Scottish Highlands. He said one had recently been found near Loch Ness. Very rare, that far north." Morgan’s breath hitched. The blood drained from her face as the fragments of her recurring dream began to lock together like gears. The vivid red-and-black wings she had seen in her sleep, the Highland grass, and the small, metallic glint beneath the butterfly’s thorax—it wasn't just a dream. It was a map. "Toby..." Morgan’s pulse quickened, a drumbeat in her ears. "The little metal mark. It’s exactly where your dad put it on this page." She looked closer at the illustration. There, tucked into the corner of the drawing, was a tiny, hand-inked symbol. It wasn't part of the original printing. It was a curved insignia, a metallic ink that shimmered with the same unnatural luster as the specimens in the lab. It matched the shape she had seen in the grass of her dreams with haunting precision.

For those of you that care, I finished the Ai Book Trailer. This is my first time learning the tools and learning how to put a trailer together. I liked the images that Midjourney was producing but I wasn't satisfied with the character consistency. It was good but I learned that Nano Banana on Higgsfield is the best generator for character consistency. So I redid the whole project using Nano Banana and I am well pleased with the results. Let me know what you think and yes I need to redo my cover whenever I get time but this will work for now. I may even do a little advertisement experiment to see how it performs on Facebook, Instagram and Youtube. Maybe have them run before the big booktube accounts? @Kimber Hardick @Kimberly Davis @Melanie Hodgkiss @Fred Oliver

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