# Setting Up Book Products with WP Simple Shopping Cart

Mooberry Book Manager integrates with WP SImple Shopping Cart version 5.1.4 and above.

You can create one or multiple products for your books, depending on how you want to sell them.

For example, if you want your reader to receive all of the digital formats of your book with a single purchase (for example, Kindle, ePub, and PDF), you can do that with a single product.

If you want your reader to receive just one format (for example, just Kindle) per purchase, you can create multiple  products, one for each format.

When Mooberry Book Manager detects that you have WP Simple Shopping Cart installed, it adds a new section to the MBM Book page titled MBM Connection:

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If you wish to sell this book through WP Simple Shopping Cart, select Yes. Now you have the ability to add one or more products to sell for this book:

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The format option(s) you choose here are simply for display purposes to tell the customer what formats are included in the purchase. You can choose one or more formats, depending how you choose to sell your books.&#x20;

For example, if you include all digital formats in a single purchase, you would select ePub, Kindle, and PDF.

If you want to sell your books so that each format is a separate purchase, you would only select one format, for example “ePub”. Then you’d click the **Add More** button to create additional products.

If the product is for digital formats that your customers will purchase, you have the ability to add the file that they will download.  WP Simpe Shopping Cart allows you to add just one file per product, so if you are selling multiple formats in a single product, you will need to compress all the files into a single .ZIP file.

If the product is for a physical book you will mail to the customer, you have the ability to add a shipping cost:

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### Example

A book with the following two products:

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Will display the following buttons:

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Clicking on one of the Buy Direct buttons will add the book to the shopping cart:

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