Books as Slideshows
Why?
You don’t have or want to spend the time to read the whole book.
How?
Publish a slideshow for popular books that include the main points expressed in graphs, charts, short bullet points, etc. You go through the slide show, maybe with an expanded narration explaining it in a short time.
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What Are the Best Colors to Use in Your Working Environment Based on What Work You Do
Why?
Each type of work might benefit from a different environment, and the color is the most basic ingredient.
How?
A book that covers many different types of work, what colors to use to enhance your working experience, and the science behind it all.
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Choose a New Genre to Try Reading and Get Immediate Recommendations That You Will Like
Why?
There are so many genres in literature, and we tend to stick to only a few in our reading habits. Partly because if we try a book in another genre, many times we get disappointed and have a bad view of the whole genre. What if you could get to try something that you’ll have a much higher chance of liking?
How?
A recommendation service based on analysis of your current likes and dislikes for books you have already read in your favorite genres. The more the system knows about your taste in the genres you like reading, the better it will be able to recommend to you what you would more likely enjoy in a new genre you would like to try.
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Your Favorite Book Narrated by Your Favorite Celebrity
Why?
If you want to read a new and much-discussed book (or an old classic one), what better than to have your favorite celebrity read it to you?
How?
Publish certain books in audio format narrated by different celebrities (actors, business leaders, etc.)
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Make Your Real Book Interactive
Why?
You cannot click on a word in a real book to get more information like you can in an ebook reader.
How?
By wearing an augmented reality device (like Google Glass) that can also visually track what you’re doing (like hand gestures), you can simulate the act of clicking on anything in a book and see more information about it projected on the page you are reading.
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