I had a one-hour discussion with the composers and proposed a new idea: placing the QR codes on the title pages of each Part instead of directly on the book’s artwork. This keeps the art clean while integrating the soundtrack.

Here’s how it would work:

1. Each track would match the average time it takes to read its corresponding Part. It's impossible to be 100% timed perfectly on this but that's okay.
2. The music wouldn’t score every moment; there would be silent sections, allowing the track to flow naturally.
As you read, the music would fade in and enhance key sections of the story.
3. Once you finish a Part, even if the music is still playing, you’d scan the next QR code on the following title page to start the next track.
This approach balances storytelling and immersive audio without overwhelming the experience.

They would also put the soundtrack on all streaming platforms too.  

It also got me thinking about maybe having a QR code in the back of the book of doing a commentary on each Part. I think that would be killer! There a lot of cool things with these QR codes if done the right way. Just brainstorming. Anyways back to work! And yes that would be paying for QR codes for a very long time. -Olan