Ever thought about writing a book but gave up before even starting?
Maybe you imagined months (or years) of writing, editing, and chasing publishers. Maybe the thought of writing hundreds of pages felt impossible.
You’re not alone.
But what if I told you there’s a simpler way? A way to write, publish, and start selling in just a few weeks—without stress or big investments?
That’s exactly what mini books offer. And if you haven’t heard of them yet, you’re in for a game-changer.
A mini book is a short, focused book—usually between 7,000 and 15,000 words. That’s about 30 to 50 pages, which makes it quick to write and easy to read.
It’s not just a shorter version of a big book—it’s designed to deliver clear, useful information in one sitting.
Think of it like this:
It gives readers exactly what they need, without wasting time. And for writers? It’s the fastest way to publish without stress.
Let’s be honest: people don’t read as much as they used to.
We’re all busy. We don’t have time to sit down and read a 300-page book. But a book we can finish in an hour or two? That’s perfect.
This is why mini books sell so well.
✔ Faster to write – You can finish one in a few weeks, not months.
✔ Cheaper to produce – No expensive editing or printing costs.
✔ Easier to market – People love quick, useful reads.
✔ Profitable – Short books sell just as well (sometimes better!) than long ones.
And here’s the best part: you don’t need to be a professional writer to create one. If you have knowledge or experience in something, you can write a mini book.
The best mini books solve a problem.
💡 Ask yourself:
📌 Example: Instead of writing “The Complete Guide to Fitness” (too broad), try “10-Minute Workouts for Busy People” (specific and useful).
Writing a mini book is easier than you think.
📌 Pro Tip: Use speech-to-text software and just talk your book out loud. You’ll have a rough draft in a few hours!
Once your book is written, here’s how to publish it:
📖 Format it as a PDF or ePub (you can do this for free with tools like Canva or Google Docs).
🎨 Create a simple cover (Canva has free templates).
📤 Upload it to Gumroad or Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP).
That’s it. No waiting for approval, no chasing publishers. You control everything.
A book won’t sell itself—you need to tell people about it!
📲 Share it on social media (Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram).
📧 Email it to your audience if you have a newsletter.
🎁 Offer a bonus (like a free worksheet) to make it more valuable.
📌 Smart Strategy: Sell your mini book for a small price (£5–£10), or use it as a lead magnet to grow your audience.
📖 Sarah, a nutrition coach, wrote a short guide on healthy meal planning. It became her best-selling digital product, helping her attract new clients.
📚 James, a fiction writer, serialized his stories into mini books. Instead of waiting to publish a full novel, he built a fanbase one short book at a time.
🌱 Anna, a productivity expert, wrote a step-by-step guide to time management. It led to a speaking opportunity and online course sales!
These aren’t just lucky breaks. Anyone can do this—with the right approach.
You don’t need to be a bestselling author.
You don’t need months of free time.
You just need a good idea and a simple system.
👉 Mastering Mini Books walks you through everything—from picking the right topic to publishing and selling.
📢 Get your copy today and start writing your first mini book! 🚀📖
