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Also, if you have chapter names (or numbers) in your book, you can use the styles on the right side of the Home ribbon (in Word 2007) to apply a Heading style that should automatically start your chapter title on a new page. You can also "edit" the style to make it more to your liking. If you decide you want to reformat all of your chapter titles later, you simply edit the style again, and all text using that style will be automatically updated throughout the book.

What about putting a summary of the book on the back in a font that matches or comes close to the one on your front cover? Or perhaps endorsements written by people who've already read it, preferably by published authors..

Tada! v3 of chapter two is finally up (in the v3 book, of course). As before, it introduces the two MCs at various ages. Nevertheless, about 75% is new and, hopefully, more interesting.

I've introduced the concept of ghosts "radiating" their emotions/characteristics, which gives me tons of freedom to explore how those characters feel. Chuckling has therefore been eliminated in favor of things like: God radiated mirth. Ghosts can also radiate combinations of emotions/characteristics all in one simple sentence: she radiated mirth and tenderness, but with a touch of urgency and worry.

I added a new character to v3, which ties this chapter together with chapter one (formerly a prologue). Amy will be so proud.

Quick, go read!

The cover is great. If you want to add books, I suggest a few "old" books (e.g., with a few pages hanging out of them, some unknown symbols on the covers, etc.) strewn on the ground. I think new books would ruin the otherworldly effect of the above cover.

There is enough information here to get a sense of the story and the characters, except for Amelia. Needs one or two words before her name to describe her role (e.g., the enchanted princess).

Who's writing Arthurian Tales? I'd like to see that.

Thank you.

Has anyone ever seen a bay window used on the second floor of a home (a palace, in my case)? I'm trying to dress up Joseph's bedroom. I don't think I've ever seen it used on an upper floor. It also has to have sheers and (ideally) drapes for the scene to work.

Yup, all updated. I'm waiting to hear back from the TomTom forum about why it doesn't recognize the playground zones. I think there's a way to tell it what the posted limit is, assuming the feature works at speeds that low.

I took a closer look at the adapter from hell. Turns out it's the plastic casing near the tip of the adapter that's too thick. It's all scratched up from me fighting with it. TomTom said all of their adapters are the same size, so they wouldn't send me another type of adapter to try. I ordered a decent one from Amazon for $.

The unit continues to topple off the dash, so they're sending me a different kind of mount. They also sell a universal mount for $$, which will be my last attempt before I toss this on Kajiji (Canadian Craigslist) at a loss.

I had had baked beans for dinner, but I forewent foregoing dessert since my diet had ended.

According to this article http://www.grammarphobia.com/blog/2014/ … forgo.html
forgo, forgone, and forwent are not the same as forego, foregone, and forewent, but have evolved to the point where they are used synonymously.