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📌 This post is shared with Krista Brea’s permission. I wanted to share an important update from Amazon KDP that may affect anyone publishing books, colouring books, planners, journals or other products through KDP. According to Amazon’s official KDP announcement, starting Monday, September 21, 2026, authors can create up to: 📕 2 new Kindle eBooks per week 📘 2 new paperbacks per week 📗 2 new hardcovers per week The limit applies per format, not simply to two books in total. This means that an author could create up to two eBooks, two paperbacks and two hardcovers during the same weekly period. The weekly limit resets every Sunday at 12:00 AM UTC. A simple example Before September 21, an author might have been able to upload or create two, three or even four new books, planners or journals in one day, depending on their account and previous KDP limits. Starting September 21, that same author can no longer continue creating new titles at the same daily pace. The limit is now managed weekly: - Once two new eBooks have been created, the eBook limit is reached for that week. - Once two new paperbacks have been created, the paperback limit is reached for that week. - Once two new hardcovers have been created, the hardcover limit is reached for that week. The limit concerns the creation of new titles. Books that are already published or already saved as drafts are not affected. This is important to keep in mind when planning: 📅 Book series 📅 Seasonal releases 📅 Colouring books 📅 Planners and journals 📅 Multiple formats of the same project 📅 Holiday and special-event publications So, if you are preparing several books, it may be useful to plan your publishing calendar in advance and leave enough time for corrections, revisions and Amazon’s review process. I’m sharing this simply to help other authors avoid unexpected delays and adjust their publishing plans accordingly. 🤍

By now, some of you have been hearing the chatter that I have been working on a children's book solution. I took the files that I created and I uploaded it to Amazon KDP. I ordered a proof copy, and I'm so proud of it! I'm going to officially hit that publish button soon, and I think I'm going to order some author copies to give away to my son's preschool and to the other little kids in his classroom.