Thumblink

Thumblink automatically creates thumbnails for all of your blog posts to make your links look better. A link to your WordPress site on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn is often the first interaction you have with a visitor.
Every link’s thumbnail is 3x larger than its text preview – if it looks ugly or unmaintained, your page loses a potential visitor. Thumblink automatically generates these thumbnails by taking a screenshot of each page.
The Thumblink WordPress plugin relies on the <a href="https://thumblink.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Thumblink</a> service in order to generate thumbnails. Please read Thumblink’s <a href="https://thumblink.com/tos" rel="nofollow ugc">TOS</a> and <a href="https://thumblink.com/privacy" rel="nofollow ugc">Privacy Policy</a> prior to installation.

Thumblink automatically generates thumbnails for every page on your website to make your links look better.

DanBrown180

This plugin creates a shortcode for displaying extracts directly from the Pan Macmillan extracts API (extracts.panmacmillan.com). You can use this to show the selected extract (usually the first chapter) of a book you are blogging about within your post. This works with any book published by Pan Macmillan UK or by one of the subsidiary imprints (Bluebird, Tor, Mantle, Picador).

Pan Macmillan Book Extracts

The Pan Macmillan Book Extracts Plugin allows you to show the first chapter of a book published by Pan Macmillan in a number of ways on your blog.

Thumblink vs Pan Macmillan Book Extracts