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Green Hill is always working to bring our authors the latest opportunities with affordable pricing. Historically, childrens board books were not something we offered as they simply weren’t viable for our authors—but this has changed.
Board books are a sturdy book and are typically produced young audiences of around 0 – 5 years of age. They’re made to be durable and better withstand rough handling, sticky fingers, and anything else that a toddler may subject to them. Board books differ from other types of books because their interior pages are made with a hard board material instead of the typical paper pages that are found in standard paperbacks and casebound books.
An obvious benefit to printing your childrens book as a board book is that they are longer lasting. This means that they have the capacity to be handed down through siblings and families, allowing your book to touch the lives of many little readers.
However, there are also numerous childhood benefits to producing your childrens book as a board book. It has been shown that young children benefit from the ability to interact with their books, and while they may be too rough to handle a standard paper-paged book, they can handle a board book much easier. Reading board books with toddlers is beneficial for parent-child bonding, building mental connections, and developing fine motor skills.
Recently, printing a childrens board book was not a viable option for our self-published childrens book authors; it required printing in bulk of 1,000+ copies at overseas printing companies.
Well, no more! Green Hill Publishing has found the solution.
Our childrens book authors wanting to print their books as board books can now enjoy a short-run printing option just like any other author printing paperback books. This newly available technology allows authors to print very short print runs of their books and still maintain an affordable price! We recommend beginning with runs of 200 – 500 copies of your book.
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In just a quick 8,000 words, this little book will equip you with the knowledge you need to successfully publish your book.
The Little Book of Big Publishing tips goes into the essentials of self-publishing a book, outlining the business and financial side of publishing, legal issues, design, editing, sales and marketing. There's even a section on how to identify a vanity-publishing scam.
The Christian book market is big and it is booming. The Christian church has long been the source of a vast amount of written content, with the Guttenburg Bible being perhaps the first truly self-published book.
According to the ECPA the best selling Christian books as at March 2023 were as follows:
There are an estimated 2.4 billion Christians throughout the world, making Christianity the world’s largest religion and Christians by far the largest ‘people group’. This people group is not defined by geography, skin colour, gender or sexual orientation. Rather it is defined by belief – see Galatians 3:28. Christians follow the teachings of Jesus Christ, and the religion has continued to spread throughout the world over the past 2,000 years.
Where Christianity has spread, so has literacy (along with governmental, social, scientific and economic advancement). Literacy is a panacea for ignorance.
It is not surprising that literacy has been associated with the spread of Christianity because Jesus himself is described as the Word. The Bible’s New Testament was spread by the written word in the letters of Paul the Apostle and other apostles. Throughout the New Testament there are exhortations for Christians to ‘live in the Word’, many Christians taking this to mean to live in or meditate on the written word as printed in the Bible.
The Bible itself – the first self-published and first true crowdfunded book – is also planet Earth’s most influential and best selling book. It has been reproduced in print over 5 billion times.
The Christian church has historically been at the forefront of literture (writing) and artistic pursuit (painting and music).
With the above in mind it is suffice to say that literacy rates among Christians throughout the first, second and third worlds is significantly higher than the general population. This means there is a large and growing appetite for Christian books.
The Christian book publishing industry is a very significant part of the world’s publishing industry. Some of the largest Christian book publishers include HarperCollins Christian Publishing, Baker Publishing Group, Tyndale House Publishers, Zondervan, and Thomas Nelson.
The Christian self-publishing industry is growing at an even faster rate as thousands of Christian ministers and laypersons put revelation into print.
Yes. Australian Christians are avid readers of Christian books. They are hungry for well crafted books in terms of both content and design. Unfortunately sales of Christians books in Australia are dominated by high-profile American authors.
Of interest is that non-Christians also read Christian books, recognising that psychology (or taking pills) is not a complete answer to understanding the human condition and or resolving the problems of life.
Christians in Australia use several way to source content. Two of the primary methods are attending church services to listen to sermons and teachings. This is particularly relevant for Protestant Christians but can be present among Catholics. The second method is reading the Bible, again most applicable (but not exclusive to ) to Protestant Christians.
Other methods include sourcing audio recording including the streaming of church services, online videos e.g. YouTube, podcasts, radio broadcasts, television programs and books (both printed books and ebooks).
Printed books are distributed through all major bookshops, online retailers e.g. Booktopia, church bookshops, and ‘brick-and-mortar’ shops like Koorong and Word bookstores.
Koorong is now part of the Bible Society as part of its misson to spread the Word of God.
Koorong has been known among Australian Christians for more than 40 years, having started in a garage in Koorong Steeet Marsfield in the North of Sydney in 1978. Owned by Bible Society Australia since July 2015, they have grown strongly over 42 years with 14 retail stores located across every state and territory except NT having over 200,000 Christian titles available both in print and print on demand.
Koorong has a strong online presence, with an e-commerce website that offers a wide selection of products, as well as resources and tools for Bible study and devotions.
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In just a quick 8,000 words, this little book will equip you with the knowledge you need to successfully publish your book.
The Little Book of Big Publishing tips goes into the essentials of self-publishing a book, outlining the business and financial side of publishing, legal issues, design, editing, sales and marketing. There's even a section on how to identify a vanity-publishing scam.