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Print & eBook
ISBN
To ensure your book is ready for distribution and available for sale in physical stores and online platforms, an ISBN (International Standard Book Number) is essential. This identifier is crucial for tracking and managing your book’s inventory and facilitating the purchasing process for retailers and customers. At Christian Faith Publishing (CFP), we can assist you in obtaining the necessary ISBN for your book quickly and efficiently.
Printed Books
Our commitment to delivering high-quality books extends to the printing process. We use premium paper and perfect binding techniques to create a professional-looking finished product. Additionally, our full-color covers on both the front and back add a touch of visual appeal to your book, making it more enticing for potential readers.
eBook Creation
As a published author, you’ll discover that a digital version of your book allows you to reach a broader audience and sell more copies. At Christian Faith Publishing, we specialize in converting your title into various eBook formats and listing it for sale on major online retailers. This way, readers can purchase and access your book on various devices like iPad, iPhone, Kindle, Nook, and Android. Our skilled software engineers follow industry standards to ensure that the resulting digital files are clean, properly formatted, and can be displayed correctly on all eReaders.
FAQs about Our Print & eBook Services
What is an eBook?
An eBook is an electronic book available in a digital format. You can read it on various electronic devices such as computers, eReaders (like Kindle), tablets (like iPad), and mobile phones.
What are the different eBook formats?
EPUB, which stands for electronic publication, is the most widely supported eBook format. The International Digital Publishing Forum established it. EPUB files are compatible with devices like Nook, Kobo, and Google Play Books. Readers can choose a fixed layout or adjust the text to fit different screen sizes.
MOBI format is specifically designed for mobile and eReader devices. It offers smaller file sizes and supports features like bookmarks and notes. Amazon Kindle’s proprietary format is based on MOBI.
PDF (Portable Document Format) is one of the original eBook formats. Developed by Adobe, it is best viewed on desktops and laptops using Adobe Reader.
What is an ISBN?
ISBN stands for International Standard Book Number. It is a unique identifier publishers, booksellers, libraries, internet retailers, and distributors use to track and purchase books.
Is there a charge for the ISBN?
No, the ISBN is included in your publishing package.
Will I have separate ISBNs for different formats?
Yes, there are separate ISBNs for eBooks and printed books. Amazon does not require an ISBN for audiobooks but assigns an ASIN (Amazon Standard Identification Number) instead.
Will I receive physical copies of my book?
Yes, we will provide printed copies of your book for personal use and distribution to friends and family. If you require additional copies, you can place an order by emailing us.
Book Design and Formats
What are the available book formats for publishing?
We offer a range of book formats for publishing, including hardcover, paperback, eBook, and audiobook options.
What sizes can my book be printed in?
We provide various book sizes, also known as trim sizes, to cater to your specific requirements. Some of our standard trim sizes include 5″ x 8″, 6″ x 9″, 8.5″ x 8.5″, and 8.25″ x 11″ books.
What type of paper is used for printing books?
We collaborate with Ingram, the largest book distributor globally, which works with top-tier printers adhering to industry standards. We utilize book industry standard paper. It’s important to note that glossy photobook paper is not an option due to its cost.
Can I include images in my book?
Absolutely! Your book can feature black-and-white, grayscale, or full-color images, depending on your preferences and requirements.
Will my images be printed in color?
You can choose whether your images are printed in black-and-white, grayscale, or full color, according to your artistic vision and preferences.
