Self-Publishing 101: Choosing the Perfect Book Size for Success

Discover the secret to selecting the perfect size for your self-published book! 📚✨ In this updated video, Julie the Book Broad breaks down everything you need to know about book sizes, including:

How book size impacts your author goals
Word count recommendations for different book types
Trim size options and their effects
Font choices and page count calculations
Real examples of small, average, and large books
Print costs and pricing considerations

Whether you're writing a quick read or a comprehensive guide, this video will help you make informed decisions about your book's physical attributes. Learn how to balance reader experience, professional appearance, and production costs to create a book that stands out in your category.

🔑 Key topics covered:

Book trim sizes
Word count guidelines
Page count examples
Print costs
Spine visibility
Bookstore and library considerations

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:36 Ideal Word Count
02:47 Page Count Factors
03:49 5x8 Trim Size Example
04:30 5.5x8.5 Trim Size Example
05:21 6x9 Trim Size Example
06:00 Large book example
07:15 How big should it be?