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     • For most of us, we have no idea what a ‘front’ or ‘back’ book even is but get it wrong and it could be costing you thousands! Front book is the term lenders use when referring to home loan customers the bank has recently acquired; while back book refers to those previously acquired customers.
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   What is the back book?

   • Don’t let your back take over. There is a great demand for effective information for back pain patients, and The Back Book has been produced as a direct response to that demand. Designed as a guide for patients, the advice it contains is based on the latest medical evidence.

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   What is a 'front' or 'back' book?

   • For most of us, we have no idea what a ‘front’ or ‘back’ book even is but get it wrong and it could be costing you thousands! Front book is the term lenders use when referring to home loan customers the bank has recently acquired; while back book refers to those previously acquired customers.

   Front book or back book – what type of home loan do you have?

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   What should be on the back of a book?

   • These are all parts of the back of your book and provide supplemental information for your readers. The “About the Author” page can include a brief author bio, a picture, a list of your other books, and links to your website and social media pages. The last page invites readers who enjoyed your book to leave a review.

   Parts Of A Book (the definitive guide for authors in 2022)

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   Why do you read the back cover of a book?

   • If the front cover of your book is meant to catch your reader’s attention, the back cover is meant to keep it. Think about it—the front cover is mostly about showmanship. You’re showing your reader a visual representation of the book to come. When I see a front cover that intrigues me, I immediately turn it over to read the back cover. Why?

   Book Back Covers: What You Should Include [Examples Inside]

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   What is a summary on the back cover of a book?

   • A summary is a brief description of what happens in a book. On the back cover, this isn’t supposed to be a complete summary of the plot—after all, you don’t want to give away the story. The entire point is to make the reader want to buy the book and read about what happens. So, what goes into a summary on the back cover of a book?

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   What is a book backing?

   • Basically, backing is the shaping of a ridge (or shoulder) on each side of the spine of a text block of a book, accommodating the boards’ thickness and creating a hinge for them to swing on. Two techniques used in backing—rounding and lay flat—are common in many books.

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   a revolution in thinking about back care, and we now approach it in a different way. Most people can and do deal with back pain themselves most of the time. This booklet gives you the best and most up-to-date advice on how to deal with it, avoid disability and recover quickly. It is based on the latest research. THE BACK BOOK There are lots of

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   Aimed at those with back pain, this booklet offers evidence-based advice on coping with back pain and leading a normal life. This second edition includes the very latest thinking on the subject, and is aimed at employers, doctors and therapists for handing out to their patients.

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   The back cover of your book carries more weight than you might think, and there are a ton of elements that go into making it work well. In this article, we’ll cover what the book back cover is, what it includes, and how you can make your own.

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8. westernweekender.com.au › 2019 › 11Front book or back book – what type of home loan do you have?

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   Nov 15, 2019 · Front book is the term lenders use when referring to home loan customers the bank has recently acquired; while back book refers to those previously acquired customers.

9. www.ibookbinding.com › blog › book-anatomy-parts-bookBook Anatomy (Parts of a Book) & Definitions - iBookBinding

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   Probably the most well known of all reference materials on the subject of book anatomy and book collecting terminology, known by many as THE table of contents or the ‘how-to bible’. It contains a complete A-Z of in-depth descriptions on every aspect of antique and modern book collecting including many descriptive texts on book manufacture and the j...

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   Dust Jacket or Dust Wrapper– First used during the 19th century, the original purpose of the dust jacket was to protect the cover of books from scratches and dust which could have been made from fine leather, linen cloth, silk or other expensive materials. It wasn’t until after World War I when booksellers and publishers realised the correlation be...

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   Leaves– Two pages of a book (1 sheet) is referred to as a leaf, front (‘recto’) and back (‘verso’). Edges / Fore Edge– The edges of the leaves and the textblock as a whole. On more expensive books you will likely find the fore edge has been painted with a hidden painting (known as foredge painting or art) or has gilt edges (smoothed and painted, no...

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10. authority.pub › parts-of-a-bookParts Of A Book (the definitive guide for authors in 2022)

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    Apr 1, 2023 · The basic sections of a book are its front matter, its body, and its back matter. Not all books have the same front matter or back matter pages, but some — like the title page, copyright page, and the “About the Author” page — are fairly standard.

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    Tips & Tricks. Parts of a book: common terms explained. From the cover to the end sheets and the title page to the glossary, there are many elements that go into a book. And while you may not need to know all the terms associated with each part, it’s helpful to have a general understanding of the different components.