Huge congratulations to @Gemma Coles she just launched her very FIRST book, AI for Busy Professionals and now she is looking for early readers of her book. It is currently available on Amazon kindle for FREE until Friday. If you would like to support her at no additional cost, please grab a free copy, and leave an honest review. ABOUT THE BOOK: Feeling overwhelmed by AI? Think everyone else is ahead? If you’re confused by Copilot, ChatGPT, or AI inside Microsoft 365 - Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, and Outlook - you’re not alone. Most “AI for beginners” books overcomplicate things. This one doesn’t. No jargon. No tech speak. No long courses. Just clarity, confidence, and real-world results. ➡️ BUY THE PAPERBACK FOR ONLY $9.99

My daughter asked me to write her a fairy tale when she was little and I took it to heart. I wrote it by hand first and got to read it to her one evening when it was finally finished. With some encouragement I took the plunge to turn it into a real book. I have it on Amazon now. @Krista Brea wrote a great description : ✨ A Magical Ballerina Fairytale Your Child Will Treasure Figerly Bunny loves to dance ballet. She twirls through her days with joy—at school, with her friends, and deep in her imagination filled with fairies and wonder. But one special night, everything changes. After making a heartfelt wish, Figerly is visited by a magical friend… and what follows is a day she will never forget. This enchanting fairytale for kids brings together imagination, friendship, and the beauty of believing in something more. Perfect for young readers who love dreamy stories and magical adventures, Figerly Bunny’s journey is one that will capture hearts again and again. If you're looking for ballerina books for girls ages 4–8 or a children’s book about ballet, this story is a delightful choice. With its gentle message and whimsical tone, it’s an ideal storybook about a ballerina that encourages creativity, gratitude, and self-expression.Perfect for:• Bedtime stories filled with imagination• Young dancers and ballet lovers• Parents looking for meaningful, heartwarming children’s books• Fans of magical fairytales and whimsical adventures💖 A Story Inspired by Real Love Figerly Bunny isn’t just a character, she’s a real stuffed animal, lovingly named by the author’s daughter, Lila. This story was written just for her, inspired by moments from her real life to make it even more meaningful and magical. At its core, this children’s ballet story shares an important lesson: gratitude. Through storytelling, young readers are gently introduced to values that matter—kindness, appreciation, and seeing the magic in everyday life. If you would like to see it: The Splendid Tale of Figerly Bunny

Queen Bee Rosemarie is a childrens picture book. It is about a courageous bee, her hive, adventure, friendship, and the environment. In a time when children are surrounded by fast moving content and constant distractions, finding a story that truly teaches values can feel rare. Queen Bee Rosemarie, stands out as a meaningful and engaging children’s book that places kindness at the centre of its message. It is not just a story about a bee. It is a gentle lesson in empathy, courage, and connection that young readers can carry with them. Link to Amazon https://a.co/d/018uFOZL

I’ve been getting this question a lot lately, and recently posted by @Mk Duma and I think there’s a big misconception around it. Some people assume that physical books are fading out and everything is moving digital… but that’s not what I’m seeing at all. In my own numbers, I consistently get more paperback sales than ebooks—and that’s not by accident. It’s part of how I structure my strategy. The truth is, people still want physical books. There’s something about holding a book, flipping through pages, highlighting, or even just having it sit on your shelf that makes it feel more valuable. It’s also easier to gift, and for a lot of readers, it creates a better overall experience. And if you zoom out for a second, the market is showing us the same thing. Barnes & Noble is actively expanding again. They’re opening new stores, investing in high-traffic locations, and doubling down on the in-store experience—including a major new presence in downtown Chicago. Companies don’t invest millions into retail space unless there’s real demand. That alone should tell you that physical books are far from dead—they’re actually gaining momentum again. Now, let’s bring this back to KDP and how this affects your strategy. With ebooks, your royalty is capped. You only earn 70% if your book is priced between $2.99 and $9.99. If you go outside that range, it drops to 35%. So you’re already working within tighter margins. Paperbacks, on the other hand, give you more flexibility. You can price them higher, they feel more premium to the buyer, and you typically earn more per sale. This is why I don’t focus my ads on ebooks. A lot of people assume lower price = easier conversion, so they push traffic to the ebook. But even if it converts, you’re making less per sale. Instead, I run ads to my paperback. That way I’m optimizing for: - Higher perceived value - Better profit per conversion - Stronger overall momentum across formats The ebook is still there, but it’s not the main driver.

Let's all say congratulations to @David Diaz Sr he is a friend of mine I met at a business conference over a year ago, and spoke about him working on his book. He finally just got his book launched 🚀 As a cancer survivor, Dave wrote this supportive guide What He's Not Saying for partners of men with prostate cancer. This book reveals the unspoken emotions men often hide and offers practical ways to stay connected, provide support, and maintain intimacy. It helps couples navigate the journey together while preserving strength, closeness, and emotional balance. This book is on sale today for $15.99 ➡️ GO GET IT ON AMAZON