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We are located in Chula Vista, California.

What happens after my book is published?

The life of a book does not end after it is published. First, you need to understand the purpose as to why you brought this book to life. Then, we will proceed with getting the right marketing platform to get the product to the right readers.

How is the price of my book determined?

In a way, an author determines the price of the book. The book size, format, color, page count, and the quality of the paper for printing are all taken into consideration. The price is quoted based on the standard suggested retail pricing table.

How can authors become “best sellers”?

Authors can become best sellers in various ways. One way is by selling a great number of book copies at a given time frame. Another way is when they are endorsed by a legitimate hybrid company to print media marketing campaigns like the New York Times.

How much money do I make?

At the high end of the spectrum, 1.8% of self-published authors made over $100,000 from their writing last year, compared to 8.8% of traditionally published authors and 13.2% of hybrid authors.

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About The Book

In Santos first book, Green Science Saves Christmas, Santo temporarily helped save the North Pole from melting. He restores planet Earth's magical ice. The ice helps control much of our weather on planet Earth. The magical ice that helps give life to all Earth's beings. Santo asked children and their parents to lessen their carbon footprint on the planet. Christmas has passed and winter is almost over in Santos southern home in Antarctica. Santo is looking forward to seeing how the planet is doing. He has been hoping the planet has continued to heal. Santo has been hoping mankind is doing their part in the healing process. The health of our mountain glaciers can tell us if planet Earth is continuing on its warming trend. They are much like the canary in the coal mine that tells us if there is danger in the air that we breathe. Let's visit Santo now and see how our glaciers are doing.