Ebooks Stories

When you daydreamed as a child about becoming an author, you probably imagined holding a printed book in your hands. While print books are still popular and won't go away anytime soon, eBooks are proving their prowess by rising in popularity year after year.

A series of tales about nanobooks—organic, living books that are the next generation beyond Kindle, iPad, Surface, and other tablet-based book readers. Nanobooks are genetically engineered organisms.

The man looked at the blinding light in the distance, straining his eyes forcefully. Where am I? He thought. The light calmed and he remembered. He was Steve. But... who was he? Yes, he knew his name, but he had no idea what his past had been like, who he was as a person, what he had done in his life, what others had done to him, or anything else. All he knew was Steve. Suddenly, the light came back, and a bald gray bearded man stepped out. "Hello, brother." Steve shivered and stepped back. "I have no idea who you are." The man's smile quickly turned serious and grim. "What do you mean, Steve? It's me, Notch." Steve winced. "I don't know anyone by that name." Notch frowned. "What do you mean? I am your brother, Steve!" "I-I've lost my memory." Notch straightened his face again. "It must've been that battle with Entity yesterday." he muttered _____________ My name's Zane. Me and my friend Cody and my sister Emily had been attacked by mobs in our hometown, sent out by a 'strange force' as the cops said. People called it the 'Event.' One day, we built a shelter and hid it away with a trap in front of it to insure that nothing from the outside could get in. Maybe if we would've simply warned people to stay out, to leave, they wouldn't look for us. But Tamika and Jack did look for us.

Life is way more bleak than we make it seem.

Christopher OKeefe - reader "Carrying All the Wounds in a Smile" is a great view into the mind and heart of an adolescent girl. Ms. Pana has assembled a collection of essays on diverse topics. Of course, there are essays about love but also about other relationships. She writes about friendship and her interactions at school. She also writes about her parents. In an essay entitle The Real Heroes, she takes her parents perspective and credits them for putting up with all of her inconsistent and at times irritable adolescent behavior. She writes about a variety of emotions: love, confusion, hope, and hate. Her essays also cover a number of current topics teens face today. There is one devoted to teens' concerns with how people treat the environment. She also addresses the critique that today's teens are asked to do too much and be a part of too many things. The author clearly loves being busy, but she is also the one who sets the agenda for her busy schedule. This is a great book for parents or anyone who wants a fresh perspective on adolescent girls. It's also something that a teenage girl would enjoy reading because they would see so much of themselves in it. It would help to normalize many of the things they feel. They would know they are not the only one struggling with these issues. It would also encourage them to write.

The elevator doors opened and he saw a dozen armed guards pointing their guns at him. He dropped his device raising his hands. It was over, who had sold him out? He wondered what would happen to his wife and son.

Through my years working in the creative fields I understand that whether you are marketing a book, product or business there are four fundamental ingredients essential to marketing and visual communication. 1. Name or Brand or in this case your Book Title. 2. Image in this case your Book Image. 3. Font the style of lettering that reflects your writing style, your genre etc. 4. Colour's; Book cover, font colour & detailing. Learn more!