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The cover features a warm, picturesque scene of a living room subtly cluttered with colorful toys scattered across the floor. In the center, an empty pair of child-sized shoes sits beside a teddy bear. Above this, the tender image of two adult hands gently clasping a smaller child’s hand emerges as a central focal point, symbolizing guidance and love. The background has soft gradients of pastel blues and yellows, evoking warmth and trust.

The title "Why Kids Can't Have Everything" is in a friendly yet professional sans-serif font, such as *Quicksand Bold*, positioned prominently in white with a subtle shadow for depth. For the subtitle “A Guide to Balanced Parenting,” a complementary serif font like *Playfair Display* in italics is used beneath the title in a smaller size. The author name, "Cassian King," is in a neat, understated script font (*Raleway Italic*) at the bottom.

The title is top-centered, while the subtitle is below it with ample spacing. The central visual (child’s hands and parents’ hands) is framed directly in the middle of the cover, drawing attention. At the bottom, in a simple rectangular white band, the author’s name sits cleanly on the edge. The toy-heavy floor setting surrounds and grounds the scene below the hands, creating a natural flow for the eye.