What on Earth are Kindle Edition Normalized Pages?

An ebook doesn’t have pages per se, so Amazon creates a “normalized” page-length, depending on how long it is. People who sign up for KU (Kindle Unlimited) can “borrow” Select books and read them, without paying anything beyond their $10 a month fee. If they “borrow” your book rather than buying it outright, you don’t get royalties, but you do get paid based on how many “normalized pages” were read (less than half a cent per page).

The graph shows, day by day, how many KENP were read of each book.

It’s interesting that more pages of Leora’s Early Years have been read this month. Last month, it was Leora’s Dexter Stories. During March (above), it was Leora’s Letters.

I’m so thankful that readers are getting acquainted with the life of the courageous little Leora Goff Wilson!