Make Your Book Readers Follow the Yellow Brick Road to the End of Your Book
readers to measure their progress with each of the principles described in the chapters.
9. Conclusion: Each chapter may end with four to eight paragraphs that summarize the central idea and supporting points. Don’t forget to hold the carrot out at the end: include 1-2 sentences at the end of your summary to invite your readers with benefits waiting in the next chapter.
10. Other Engagement Tools: The chapter may include other engagement tools such as worksheets, note sheets, lists that work to engage your readers and make them active participants in the book instead of just observing.
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