Book Cover Design for Fruit at Work

Communication

Produces the book Fruit at Work

Description Book Cover Design Final Trim Size: 5.5 X 8.5 inches The Title of the book is: Fruit At Work This is a book of approximately 160 Pages. The premise of the book is to look at the nine Christian virtues commonly called The Fruit of the Spirit (which are love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control) and describe how they can be successfully applied to a work environment. The book is generally “short and to the point” and is expected to be often used by groups who will explore the topic together. The short, three syllable title is intentional to reinforce the idea that the book “gets down to business”. The cover design should also be "down to business" , but may benefit from the warm and attractive colors and images associated with fruit. The book is intended for a Christian audience. Because the title is not obviously Christian, some Chrisitian symbol (a cross, bible, etc.) on the cover would could clarify the book's focus. The book deals with workplace issues so the cover should have a workplace feel (vs. home, school, church). The best design will create a quick, vibrant first impression that is highly inviting to the potential reader to pick up and explore and will be aesthetically pleasing if observed by associates of the reader. Cover will be printed in full color front and back. NOTE: WORDS IN {Brackets} are descriptions of elements. NO WORDS IN {Brackets} SHOULD ACTUALLY APPEAR ON THE COVER FRONT COVER ELEMENTS -Fruit At Work -{subtitle} Mixing Christian Virtues With Business -{Author} Chris Evans -Foreword by C. William Pollard SPINE ELEMENTS - Evans - Fruit At Work - {Publisher Logo block (just the rectangle) – STANDING VERTICALLY!} BACK COVER ELEMENTS Do you feel as though you have to choose between growing spiritually and growing professionally? Does it seem like the pursuit of profit conflicts with honoring God’s principles? Does your work environment undermine your faith and core values? Join successful entrepreneur Chris Evans as he explores how to develop the fruit described in the Bible and uncovers a natural and sustainable way to grow and demonstrate your faith at work. Written in a clear, easy-to-read style, Fruit at Work gives the specific meaning of each word, provides biblical examples, and shares workplace stories where the fruit of the Spirit is having a dynamic impact. Fruit at Work is for people at any level of employment who seek a spiritual life that resonates not only in their personal lives, but also in their work. Evans provides guidance for tough situations such as managerial decisions, the need for approval, patience with coworkers, job loss, distraction, team dynamics, and job satisfaction. Here is a new vision for work relationships—one based in love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. {Endorsements} Include room for 3 short endorsements. {Author Bio} A successful high-tech entrepreneur, Chris Evans was awarded Ernst and Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year for the Carolinas in 1996. He currently advises other entrepreneurs privately and as part of the Blackstone Entrepreneur Network. He has served as a board member of The Trinity Forum and sits on the boards of several non-profits. He and his wife, Cathy, have two children and live in Raleigh. {Author Photo} ISBN Bar Code (lower right hand corner) Price: $14.99 U.S. (placed above bar code) Publisher Logo Block (lower left hand corner) Further Requirements -The Final Trim Size it 5.5x8.5 Inches. The printer requires a quarter inch bleed all-around -This will be a soft-bound “Perfect Bound” book with a spine approximately 3/8 inch wide.

The book is generally “short and to the point” and is expected to be often used by groups who will explore the topic together. The short, three syllable title is intentional to reinforce the idea that the book “gets down to business”. The cover design should also be "down to business" , but may benefit from the warm and attractive colors and images associated with fruit. Demographics Targer The book is intended for a Christian audience -- specifically laypeople in the workplace. It is written for men and women, but the market skews male and the cover shouldn't have a look a man would be uncomfortable carrying around. It isn't written to a particular age, but a younger professional feel is probably best. The book is not written specifically to executives (though they will find it just as valuable) and should appeal to readers in a variety of work environments (office, retail, health, etc). The person attracted to the book is someone who is serious about their faith and serious about their careers. They are struggling to find ways to make their faith relevent to their job -- not feeling like they are switching off the Christian part of them when they get to work, but also not forcing it. Because the title is not obviously Christian, some Chrisitian symbol (a cross, bible, etc.) on the cover could clarify the book's focus (though other approaches/solutions to this challenge are welcome). The book deals with workplace issues so the cover should have a workplace feel (vs. home, school, church). The best design will create a quick, vibrant first impression that is highly inviting to the potential reader to pick up and explore and will be aesthetically pleasing if observed by associates of the reader. Cover will be printed in full color front and back. Here are some books who's covers have some of the elements above (all can be viewed on Amazon) David Platt - Radical Together Guy Kawasaki - Enchantment Dennis Bakke - Joy at Work Lysa Terkeurst -- Made to Crave Bruce Ware -- Big Truths for Young Heats

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