Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, we offer flexible payment options to accommodate your needs. Whether you prefer a one-time payment or a structured payment plan, we are committed to finding a solution that works for you.

Yes. KellieBbooks will polish your manuscript, ensuring its free of grammatical errors, typos, and inconsistencies before publication.

Yes. For children's books, we offer professional illustration services to bring your story to life through captivating artwork and design.

Yes. Our talented graphic designers and illustrators will create a visually appealing cover that accurately represents your book's overall tone and grabs the reader's attention.

KellieBbooks will assist you in publishing your book on Amazon, one of the largest online e-commerce marketplaces for books, reaching a wide audience of readers.

An ISBN (International Standard Book Number) is unique identifier for your book, essential for being able to sell, distribute, and track your book.

While we offer guidance on selling your book, we do not provide comprehensive marketing services. However, we can advise you on effective marketing strategies to promote your book.

Yes. As the author, you retain full ownership and rights to your work. We do not acquire any royalties from your book sales.

Yes. Our services are designed to assist individuals at every stage of the writing process. Whether your story is a concept in your mind, or you have some initial thoughts, we specialize in helping bring your ideas to life. We will work closely with you to develop and craft your narrative, ensuring that your unique story is captured and transformed into a compelling manuscript. From concept to completion, we are here to guide you through the journey of turning your ideas into a fully realized and engaging self-published book.

The timeline for creating and self-publishing a book can vary based on several factors, including the complexity of the project and the client's responsiveness. On average, we aim to deliver a self-published book within 60 days, ensuring a balance between efficiency and the high quality our clients expect.

Fiction: Novel: A long work of fiction, typically over 40,000 words, exploring complex characters and intricate plots. Non-Fiction: Biography: An account of a person's life, often written by someone else Autobiography: A self-written account of one's own life Memoir: Personal reflections or memories, often focusing on specific experiences or periods of the author's life Self-Help: Books providing advice or guidance on personal development, well-being, and improvement Cookbook: A collection of recipes and cooking instructions Poetry Anthology: Collections of poems by one or multiple authors Epic Poetry: Long narrative poems often exploring heroic deeds and adventures Children's Books: Picture Books: Illustrated books for young children Middle-Grade: Geared toward readers aged 8 to 12, often featuring adventures and coming-of-age themes chapter books Young Adult (YA): Aimed at readers aged 12 to 18, dealing with teenage experiences and challenges chapter books Graphic Novels: Book-length works of fiction or non-fiction presented in a comic book style Art Books: Featuring visual art, paintings, or sculptures. Photography Books: Collections of photographs often centered around a theme or subject Religious/Spiritual Books: Devotionals