Page History
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- Each slide corresponds to a page in the book.
- You do not need a slide for the inside front cover and the inside back cover, which are already blank when printed.
- Slides work in pairs to create facing pages in the book. If you decide to add one single slide beyond what is provided in the template, it will make all the subsequent pages in the book jump a page forward, making many of the matching page pairs out of sync. Instead, replace a current slide with your new slide, or add your new slides in pairs. (This does not matter for a digital presentation, and you may choose to do one version for print and then create a different version for digital where you can be a little more free).
Diagram
| Slide 1 | Front Cover |
|---|---|
| --- | (Inside Front Cover) |
| Slide 2 | Page 1 |
| Slides 3 & 4 | Pages 2 & 3 |
| Slides 5 & 6 | Pages 4 & 5 |
| ... | ... |
| Final Slide | Back Cover |
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No slide here, but imagine there is a phantom page in between the cover and the 2nd page in google slides. The inside of the front cover will be a nice black page, protecting the cover wrap, making the “This is us” page the first thing you see when you open the book.
And then now again, this next one will be on the left side of the very last spread because the inside back cover is the same black page as the inside front cover:
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