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by David H. Hendrickson (Author)
Have you ever dreamed of an entire school reading your book? Would you like to double (or more!) your writing income? This book shows you how.
Drawing from his own first-hand experience, David H. Hendrickson leads you through every step of the process. He highlights the critical pitfalls to avoid, and points out ways to maximize your profit when a school adopts your book.
With advice and insights that are adaptable to getting your book in front of audiences ranging from middle grade to high school to college, and even to corporations, this book is for you!
"If you have a book you want to get into K-12 schools and sell in the thousands, you MUST read this book. With a friendly voice and an easy-to-read style, Hendrickson shares his journey with his own books as he steps you through the entire process from getting the book on the recommended reading list to the campaign and how to manage the publishing flow when requests land on your desk. Highly Recommended!"
-- Maggie Lynch, bestselling author of Career Author Secrets series
"How To Get Your Book Into Schools is such a useful book! The flow reads quickly and the language is easy to understand. The unique insights Hendrickson provides into the entire process of selling a book into a school system are invaluable. Not only does he discuss the strategy involved but he explains the business side of the numbers in a way writers can understand."
-- Tonya D. Price, author of Business Books For Writers
"I learned a ton about how to manage cash flow and what I need to do to get my books into schools. This book is terrific not just for high school-based writers, but for colleges, too! Read it and learn what might make sense for your author career."
-- Johanna Rothman, author and consultant
"Authors need to look at schools as a market for bulk sales, and market their books that way."
--Darcy Pattison, author, MimsHouse.com, IndieKidsBooks.com
"Clear and concise! Tons of great information here that will prove to be invaluable for writers trying to bring their books to schools."
--Rigel Ailur, author, Tales of Mimion
