Smart Book Structure, Order, and Conventions : Core Principles for Dedicated Authors
A typical book structure is divided into three main parts: "front matter" (preliminary pages), "body matter" (the main text), and "back matter" (end materials) , with each section containing specific elements that appear in a set order, including title page, copyright page, dedication, table of contents, chapters, bibliography, and index; while conventions may vary slightly depending on genre and style, following this structure ensures clarity and ease of navigation for readers. Key elements of a book structure: Front Matter: Ideally No page number Front Cover : Displays the full title, author name, publisher information ( name only). Half Title Page: Contains only the book title. Title Page: Displays the full title, author name, publisher information. Copyright Page: Details copyright information, publication details, ISBN number. Page No in capital ROMAN NUMERALS start from here as (I), (...