Ibooks template too wide for my image

If you go to Ibooks author it only allows you to select the larger template,  How do I change it to the thinner vertical rectangle that other authers are using ?
I am providing 2 book covers, the top one is the one I want, but the bottom one is the only one I can choose in ibook author. How can I adjust my book cover size to be like the top book in my image.
O

When you  open iBooks Author, you should have the  template chooser appear.
The "larger"  template is designed for use in Landscape.  What you want is a "Portrait" sized template.
When  the  template chooser opens, you will see the different template available in both Landscape and Portrait.
Also,  using Landscape, you can "turn off"  the porttrait orientation.
Portrait template are more suitable to books with  mostly  written content and  maybe a few small illustrations, while Landscape are  used mostly by those making  illustrated/ interactive books and use  video and  other widgets.

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