SOOP on Saturday: Top 20 popular book ideas for April 11, 2015

Woohoo! You did it!
Your votes pushed our top book to the 1000-vote threshold! The SOOP is really stirred up with the accomplishment of author Nicole Collet for her book RED. The SOOP team considers her to be a successful champion of Author Driven Book Publishing, and we are all looking forward to her successful Author/Book launch.

Here’s a round of applause to “estesmarcw” who was the 1000th vote. We’d send flowers, but we don’t know where he (she?) lives!

Before we list the current top 20 popular book ideas, let’s invite you to publish (submit) your book idea and get started on YOUR journey to being published.

The Top 20 most popular book ideas as of April 11, 2015 are:

1. RED by Nicole Collet – 1000 votes
2. Sealed by Christian Lee – 959 votes
3. The Rod of Iron by Wade Fransson – 585 votes
4. The Time-Walker Chronicles: Jason Brightday and the Lords of Eh’den by Paul Long – 502 votes
5. “Hearts on Fire (Heartwarming Birthday Messages)” by Vivek Kumar – 489 votes
6. Destiny Maybe by Hanzel Calangan – 325 votes
7. A Journey of Faith by Ann Harrison – 239 votes
8. And i Am the Enemy by Colten Zacharias – 205 votes
9. Passing Through by Wendy Karasin – 202 votes
10. Reckless by Zeke Kuenzi – 192 votes
11. Thy Broken Mind by Kain Fairbrooks – 165 votes
12. Miss Popular and Mr. Right by Linda Yassine – 162 votes
13. My Possessive Mate by Monique Potrzeba – 107 votes
14. HipHughes Teacher Tips by Keith Hughes – 103 votes
15. The Sender by Bushra Satkhed – 102 votes
16. STAGES: An Experiential Guide for Theatre Fundamentals by Mindy Early – 98 votes
17. Mark It Book: Dirty Minded Sales Calls by Glenn Rhea – 93 votes
18. Unwritten Love by Angelica Carlin – 85 votes
19. Tales of the Heavenly Oak by Philip Bauer – 79 votes
20. Lead with Love and Peace: It’s What the World Needs Now! by Michael Rochelle – 73 votes

Now that you’ve seen these great titles and are intrigued, I bet you have questions. Good thing we have answers! And they’re on our FAQ page. Please look for an answer to that burning question; others have probably asked it before and you’ll build your research skills by looking for the answer. 😉  This really is an author-driven publishing model, so you get to drive the bus on your journey to publishing success.

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