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title: Project Books
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category: Projects
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tags: projects, books, series, structure
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contextKey: projects.books
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micro: Review the books that belong inside this project.
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quickTitle: Books in a project
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quickSummary: The Books section shows the novels, instalments or volumes that make up the project.
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screenshot:
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# Overview
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The Books section shows the major story containers inside the project. A project might hold one standalone novel, several books in a series, or planned instalments that share characters, locations, assets and continuity.
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# When Should I Use This?
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Use this section when you need to check whether the project has the right book structure before planning chapters and scenes in detail.
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# How To Use It
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Open a book to review its chapters, edit a book when its number or purpose changes, or add a new book when the project grows into another instalment.
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# Example
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A mystery series may keep Books 1, 2 and 3 in one project so a clue or family secret can stay connected across all volumes.
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# Writer Tip
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Do not split related books into separate projects unless they truly have no shared continuity.
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# Common Mistakes
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- Creating a new project for every book in a connected series.
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- Leaving books out of order after restructuring.
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- Using book descriptions as marketing copy rather than planning notes.
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# Related Guides
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- [Books](/Help/Article/books.overview)
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- [Edit Book](/Help/Article/books.edit)
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- [Chapters](/Help/Article/chapters.overview)
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