Stephanie Vernet
Books and the People Who Make Them
Books and the People Who Make Them
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A book about how a book gets made, featuring colorful and quirky double-page spreads that depict every stage in the life of a book. It explains why an editor's to-do list is so long, what a book designer does, how a book gets sold to libraries and stores, and what a printing press looks like. It also includes jobs such as literary critics, librarians, and sales representatives, and topics beyond publishing, such as fan fiction, ebooks, and audiobooks, and book collecting. Perfect for readers to peruse on their own or with their favorite grown-up, it is the first of its kind.
Format: Hardback
Length: 48 pages
Publication date: 05 September 2023
Publisher: Prestel
This captivating and educational introduction to the world of publishing captivates young readers by embarking on a journey from the writer's notebook to the reader's hands. What is currently lacking in the realm of children's books? A book that delves into the process of creating a book! This behind-the-scenes exploration showcases vibrant and quirky double-page spreads that vividly depict every stage in the life of a book. Young readers will gain valuable insights into the lengthy to-do list of an editor, the essential elements considered by a book designer, the process of selling books to libraries and stores, and the intricate workings of a printing press. They will also discover exciting job opportunities, such as literary critics, librarians, and sales representatives, that may not have been previously known to them. Furthermore, this book extends beyond the realm of publishing, exploring topics such as fan fiction, eBooks, and audiobooks, as well as book collecting. Most importantly, it empowers readers to understand the intricate journey that led to the creation of the book they are currently reading. Whether enjoyed independently or with a trusted grown-up, this book serves as a treasured addition to every young booklover's library, offering a unique and invaluable perspective on the world of publishing.
Weight: 574g
Dimension: 300 x 245 x 10 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9783791375496
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