The Book the Phrase "Page Turner" was created for
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Having met the author, who is fascinating, I was excited to read this book.  It turned out to be too violent for me, but as far as I was able to get, I was pulled in by the details that made the environment and characters real and urgent.  It's very fast paced!
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I got a look at the Book Launch formula several months back and modeled it as closely as I could for when I released my book (Profit Hacking) in December 2014. More than 2,000 people got a copy of my book in the first few weeks of the book being out and it continues to sell every day since then.

If you're going to put the energy in that it takes to write & publish a book - - go the extra steps to ensure as many people as possible actually get their hands on it and read it.
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Lennon once made a comment to the effect that every two-bit hack associated with the Beatles would eventually get one book out of the deal, and in this case Kane is already on number two. Don't waste your time; if you want a real page-turner that brings up truly new insights, check out "The Beatles" by Bob Spitz, which is extremely insightful and well writen. I'm going to sell my copy of Kane's book: anyone interested?
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Bought the book for book club to make notes if I want to.
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I enjoyed reading this book. It was a page turner for any level of scientific interest.
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Don't know yet.  It was a gift for my daughter-in-law and she hasn't had much time to spend with this book.  She will after school is out.
Thank You!!
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I enjoyed reading this book.  It was a certain page turner so you could find out who eventually "did it".
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I remember reading the idea on r/writingpromps on reddit a few months back...so someone actually wrote a book bars on the idea. Let me dig in an read. This will be fun
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Don't allow yourself to be turned off by this book's length. This is the definition of what it means to be a page turner, and whether you've spent time in India or not, you will enjoy this book.
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The nine chapter titles of the Content indicate the scope of the material as well as the shift in the regard of these with many contemporary popular and trade publications: Editorial Concept, Idea; Object; Structure; Navigation; Typography; Layout, Grid; Cover; Visual Language; The Next Chapter. Although some such as Editorial Concept, Typography, and Layout are traditional terms, the text and visual material of the respective chapters present the latest concepts and practices in these areas. Other terms such as Navigation and Visual Language are ones from computer use, especially website considerations and design, which are influencing periodicals newspapers, and books. "From the positioning of pull quotes to the different styles of page numbering, from the artful use of psychological techniques to lead the reader's eye into the story, to the ever-improving art of typography..." from Andrew Losowsky's "Introduction" specifies some of the details being affected by the ideas, concepts, and techniques in the chapters.

While innovative and experimental design practices are being freely used by print publications, this is to enhance for the reader and to distinguish for reasons of market identity and competition what are meant to be basically print publications. As Losowsky also writes, "To argue that print will be entirely replaced by technology is to repeat a hugh misunderstanding of one of the more fundamental aspects of printing. Because a book, a newspaper, a magazine are themselves pieces of technology, honed by centuries of skill and imagination." Professionals in the publishing field are instinctively aware of this, and implement the latest practices to make text more appealing and possibly more informative in subtle or implicit ways, not to overshadow or replace it.

The references and knowledge base for any publishing professional's tasks cannot help but be increased with this work. For students and beginners in the field, the organization and content are like a course in the latest practices, with the last chapter--"The Next Chapter"--by far the longest a signpost to coming practices and novel types of publications. For example, Pulp is a new type of travel guide which features a crime novel with actual locations followed by promotions of these. This idea thus brings together the popular literature field of crime fiction with information for tourists adding an extra dimension to each of the elements. A multi-language fashion magazine, publications showcasing new artistic talent, and self-published works are among other types to be found in this chapter.

Although "Turning Pages" is about ninety percent visual, its text should not be overlooked. More than simply captions for the visual material, related text notes what to look for in the visual material and often explains its purpose and source. Apart from annotation-like text, there are also interspersed editorial commentary and quotes by designers, typographers, and other professionals whose work is displayed. In short, the text is instructive.

The relevance and even value of this book for getting abreast of the state-of-the-art work being done in the publishing field mostly in Europe and to a lesser-extent the United States cannot be overstated. Professionals and talented students and newcomers in the field would be missing something by not going through this work with keen attention.
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No page turner. The title didn't reflect what the book was about. Would not read it again. Took a while to understand it.
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It was an eye opener for me.  The detail inherent in the book was great including the history of the  of the phrase  and the when it was used.
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I confess, I'm no literary genious, but this is a page turner.  It is perfect for the business traveler who wants to swallow a crisp, well written mystery  in two or three days.  The plot is intriguing and exciting, but it might be a slight stretch for some.  The main thing, the book entertains.  Who needs SpectraVision and expense account hassles when this book is in the gift shop.  Read it, you won't be disappointed, but you might be tired in the morning from staying up late trying to finish.
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I've just finished this book. It was a page turner for me for sure. I read it in two days and made many notes myself as I read. Anyone that has an idea for a buisness but needs some ideas to get it going. This is a book to read.
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This is word for word the same book as another of sugarmans books: Advertising secrets of the written word. That book is an excellent book on copywriting and marketing. Buy this book save a ton of money to aquire the same info.
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Like a blog that's been turned into a book.  Advice like 'turn on jlint' ... which is good advice.  But then spent hours researching all of the issues it exposed and figuring out how to correct them ( insights into how to correct them were beyond the scope of the book ).  And that might have been the best advice in the book.
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I first read this book five years ago, when I was first becoming religious, and now, five years later, after more than three years in yeshiva (Jewish seminary), I'm still quoting this book.

It's a real page-turner. I would open the book to a random page, read one of the short one-to-two page chapters, and let that be that. A few weeks later, every time I'd open the book, I'd find that I'd already read that random page. With hundreds of two-page-long chapters, it's a great book to read when you have five minutes and need something quick.