by Maureen Crisp • June 7, 2016 • Follow
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This week we talk a little bit more about BEA, and we focus on a Wall Street Journal article that talks about the importance of bright colors on bookends.
Book ends are an important part of a book; they are what get it noticed from within a store bookshelf. If a book is not featured in the front of the store, a bookend is what gets it noticed. That’s why its important to make sure those bookends are noticed. A pop of color with some simple, clear images and lettering is sure to get it from a book on the shelves to a book in a readers hand.
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Maureen Crisp has been writing her weekly publishing roundups for over seven years. She is a traditionally published children's author as well as indie-published. She lives in New Zealand and is heading the team organising the 4th National Conference of Children's Writers and Illustrators. She is currently trying her hand at writing a children’s book series if she can drag herself away from forever tweaking her Mars novel or obsessing over space.