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Otishia Emmens
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Pocket-Sized Books and Large Print
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You're welcome Kristine.!

Hi Caitlin,
I've found those who love reading books are more likely to carry it with them during their daily travels. Providing this option is a clever way to expand your reach.
I work a lot with the blind and low vision community. Publishing your book(s) in large print includes readers who have limitations with their sight.

Yes, I agree! I believe authors should be prayerful about our target audiences while publishing our books.
God impressed it on my heart to publish my books in large print years ago. I realize now the reason why. I'm sure your grandmother feels a sense of inclusion being a lover of books.
Thanks for sharing your testimony of being a caregiver; a huge responsibility for sure! I had a close relationship with my grandmother. Being able to reap from their wisdom and love is a blessing!

Blessings,
Anne-Marie

Blessings,
Anne-Marie"
Hi Anne-Marie,
Glad to know that other authors are and have been moving in this direction in publishing their books. It really makes a difference for those who need this option.
Have you ever considered publishing your books in large print? I am finding many books I've been reading recently have been in small print. Making your publications reader friendly for those with low vision offers an extended option for your book(s).
Last, for those who still love to hold a book in their hands. Consider making your book a pocket-sized format (4inx6in 230pp). I've published some of my devotional and prayer books in this trim; giving readers the option to carry the book during their short free moments; lunch breaks, park excursions, traveling etc.
I hope these tips help!