Do it, Annabelle! That is a fantastic thing to learn how to use. But just take one book and make one set. Or ask your cover designers if they offer something inexpensive!

Denise - for fun, and for free - go over to author websites by bookbub. Sign up for a free account (you never need to make it public, so this is safe play). Pick one of their free templates. Within a few minutes, they'll have built you a website. You can even tie it to a domain name and start a list. Obviously, we can pay for extra templates or whatever, but most of that is not nearly as important as existing. And they have good free templates. Just a thought.

Woohoo! Congratulations!

Took it slowly and figured it out. I can learn new things when I need to!

That's a great point, Alicia! I still dump everything I might need someday (usually unread) into a folder. Then when I might need it, I'll ask a helpful research tool to go in and tell me if there's anything in there I need. Sometimes it will show me something important. Most of the time it says I can safely delete the whole thing.

You're very welcome, Mary. And thank you for sharing your valuable time reading it!

Jan - and you treat it AS an experiment!

One of the best questions is: are my ideal readers there? If they aren't - then there's no reason to do it.

Another is: will I have fun with this? And we don't always know that. You're going to play with this young person helping and encouraging you. If you find that you don't enjoy it, then the answer is no only because people are attracted to those who are having fun, and if you aren't... don't do it!

Best of luck with your experiment! And know that whatever answer you get, that is profitable!