Advantage Book Binding

July 1, 2016

When you self-publish a book, you’ve already done the hard work. However, you will need to figure out the format that your new book will come out in. Choosing between hardback and paperback can be tough, but there is no need to worry. We can help you decide between these two forms to make the best decision for your product. Are you ready to get started? Let’s do this!

The Advantages of Hardback Books

Hardback binding, also known as case binding, holds a certain elegance to it. This option is also incredibly durable, for long-lasting enjoyment of your new book. You also have a ton of customization options from foil stamping to die cutting. You can create a very unique and elegant book with case binding. But is that right for your particular project? If you have a cookbook or other type of book that people may return to year after year, then durability is going to be of paramount importance.

The Advantages of Paperback

If you’re looking for something a little more inexpensive, the paperback is going to be at the top of your list. Not only are they more cost effective, they also provide the feeling of ease and lightness. Think of your favorite “beach read.” It’s probably a paperback book. They’re easy to carry and hold for long periods of time, making them perfect for gripping novels or self-help books. They’re also great for travelling, making them perfect for travel guides, birdwatching books, or even books about fitness. Paperback binding is perfect for readers on the go.

The Final Decision

Whether you’re looking to bind a novel or a wonderful new cookbook, we can help you make your dreams into a reality. Assess your book for what it is and once you have a strong vision, you can take action. All you need to do is figure out how you want your readers to experience your book and we can handle the rest.