Wind Self Help Book Cover Design (Evoking happy, sad, and angry)

Visuals: A young Black girl with an afro stands at the center of the cover, smiling softly, her expression reflecting a mix of emotions like happiness, sadness, anger, and stress. Around her, the wind is depicted with soft, swirling lines, symbolizing the various emotions swirling around her. The background is predominantly beige with a subtle texture, giving it an inviting yet contemplative feel.

Typography: The title "Life of a Pre Teen" is in a bold, playful font at the top, with a gentle curve to mimic the swirling wind. The author name "Kyndalyn Hill" is in a elegant serif font at the bottom, providing a sense of authority and calm.

Layout: The title is placed at the top, with the girl's image central and slightly overlapping with the title. The author's name is positioned at the bottom. The wind lines weave through the title and around the girl, creating a dynamic yet cohesive look.

Explanation: The visual composition aims to create a strong emotional connection by focusing on the central character's mixed emotions, while the swirling wind adds a sense of movement and fluidity, reflecting the chaotic yet dynamic life of a pre-teen. The typography uses a bold and playful font for the title to make it stand out and attract younger readers, while the elegant serif font for the author’s name adds a touch of sophistication and credibility. The layout efficiently balances the central image and text, with the wind lines adding a creative and integrated touch. Using premium matte paper stock helps to achieve a high-quality, tactile feel that aligns with the book's contemplative yet uplifting nature.