Image repository for Read an Ebook Week 2023

Shareable images for the 14th Read an Ebook Week sale taking place at Smashwords.  

Click on an image for its full size.

Banner, email  (600 X 200 px)

Facebook  (940 X 788 px)

Instagram (all 1080 X 1080 px)

Twitter (1600 x  900)

Image repository for Read an Ebook Week 2022

These are the official images for Read an Ebook Week 2022, taking place at Smashwords between March 6 and March 12, 2022  All images created by Rita Toews, the founder of Read an Ebook.

Authors, publishers, and readers may use these images to promote participation in Read an Ebook Week 2022.  Learn more at https://smashwords.com/ebookweek

 

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2021 Read an Ebook Week Image Repository

 

These are the official images for Read an Ebook Week 2021, taking place at Smashwords between March 7 and March 13, 2021.  All images created by Rita Toews, the founder of Read an Ebook.

Authors, publishers, and readers may use these images to promote participation in Read an Ebook Week 2021.  Learn more at https://smashwords.com/ebookweek
  

 

2020 Read an Ebook Week Image Repository

Use these images to promote your participation in Read an Ebook Week 2020.  Learn more at https://smashwords.com/ebookweek


Headshot of Mark Coker

2019 Read and Ebook Week image repository

Below are images authors can use to promote their participation in the Read an Ebook Week 2019, all produced by Rita Toews, the founder of Read an Ebook Week!

Right mouse click on any image to download.


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Buttons and badges

These images are optimized for sharing on Twitter

Instructions:

1.  Find your image(s)

2.  Click the image to expand

3.  On a PC, right mouse click to download to your computer.  On a Mac, highlight the picture you want to copy by clicking and dragging a rectangle around it with your mouse. The copied picture appears in a new, untitled Grab window. Then select "Save" from the Grab File menu to save the image to your Mac. 

4.  Click to Twitter.  Compose your tweet, then click the little mountain icon that appears on the lower left to upload your sharable image.  Select your image from your desktop or device and then tweet!