This chapter elaborates on the structuring and formatting of nonfiction titles, a step to be taken at the outset of writing. The book’s presentation leaves an impression on the reviewers and editor which can contribute to acceptance. The chapter offers hints to make nonfiction more appealing. Having a well-defined structure aids writers in upholding standards consistently during the writing process. Formatting necessitates a meticulously devised plan for style. A writer must consider a style sheet encompassing aspects like font, alignment, spacing, grammar, spelling, tables, charts and images to be adhered to in the book. The chapter provides a detailed and comprehensive style sheet, serving as both a model and a sample that writers can adopt and use as a foundation to develop their style sheet tailored for their book. The process of constructing a table is also elucidated, complemented by a sample table provided in the chapter.