Templates...

The various services (i.e. Create Space, or Lulu) for print books offer free templates.

That said, I've been really favorably impressed with these guys:

http://www.thebookdesigner.com/

The templates aren't free, but I am quite taken with them. They're easy to use, and elegant.

I have not tried the joint print-and-ebook templates.

The Book Designer is run by Joel Friedlander: I used to chat with him on Twitter quite a lot. He's a good bloke.

Old Hack said:

... Joel Friedlander [is] a good bloke.

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A few years ago I spent a couple of wonderful weeks in England, about equally in London, Liverpool, and the Hill Country (one of the world's most beautiful areas).

My only regrets are two. I experienced none of the world-famous grey, rainy, chilly weather stories had prepped me for. And I met no blokes, which stories have also prepped me to view as somehow like elves or leprechauns: obvious at first sight.

Medievalist said:

That said, I've been really favorably impressed with these guys:

http://www.thebookdesigner.com/

The templates aren't free, but I am quite taken with them. They're easy to use, and elegant.

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I love their print book templates. I tried the ebook template, but then had to go back and reformat a bunch of stuff for smashwords. Bummer. Still I would use the print templates again. I highly recommend them.