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A central illustration featuring Winnie the Pooh and Piglet walking hand-in-hand through a whimsical, softly-colored forest path. In the background, a cozy outline of Pooh’s house (treehouse style) nestles amongst sunlit trees and honey bees swirling. The color palette features warm, earthy hues like beige, soft green, and pastel yellow, with gentle gradients that evoke warmth and nostalgia. Thin, soft brush strokes are used to create the illustration, which feels timeless and classic. A honey pot with a tiny spill at the bottom corner subtly ties in humor and charm.

The House at Pooh Corner

The cover features Liam and Emma standing apart, facing each other, with their hands lightly brushing. They exude love and a deep connection. At Emma's feet, there is a small rag doll symbolizing her childhood and her confiding in Rosie. In the background, there is a beautiful park with a small café at sunrise, bathed in warm, golden tones. An airplane flies overhead, representing Liam's departure and the impending distance in their story.

When We Were Us

The cover features a close-up of the boy's face, with platinum blonde hair falling over his forehead and greenish blue eyes looking directly at the viewer. The background is a mix of platinum blue and white, giving a sense of mystery and fantasy. The title "Susume" is placed at the top in platinum gold, with a subtle texture to add depth. The author name, "_Scylla_", is placed at the bottom in a clean and modern font.

An illustrated scene features a young woman with an Audrey Hepburn-esque look, complete with oversized sunglasses and a playful yet contemplative expression. She is holding a wedding invitation in one hand and a cocktail glass in the other, appearing poised yet slightly exasperated. In the background is a pastel gradient of muted pinks, blues, and creams, with confetti and delicate string lights subtly integrated. A heart-shaped doodle is whimsically included next to the wedding invitation in her hand.

RSVP: No Regrets

The cover features a shadowy ballroom with dim lighting and a faint mist drifting across the floor. In the center, the silhouette of two people can be seen dancing, their movements frozen in time. The overall atmosphere is eerie and mysterious, with a touch of melancholy.

The Ghosts We Study

The cover presents an illustrated portrait of a stylish young woman with big, iconic sunglasses, capturing an Audrey Hepburn vibe. She wears a confident and slightly exasperated expression, holding a wedding invitation in her left hand and a dainty cocktail glass in the other. Her hair is styled in an elegant updo. The background is a soft blend of pastel colors, integrating blush pink, muted blues, and creams. Festive confetti lightly cascades in the backdrop, with hints of string lights and a floral arch subtly etched into the scene.

RSVP: No Regrets

A picturesque sunset painting the sky in hues of orange, pink, and deep purple behind the silhouettes of iconic Thai palm trees. At the bottom, the blurred outline of a busy Pattaya street featuring subtle neon lights akin to its nightlife. Overlaid near the center is an abstract yet subtle watermark image of a fading map of Thailand. The imagery exudes a quiet tropical dreaminess mixed with urban intrigue.

One Year in Pattaya

The cover features an illustrated image of a stylish young woman from the shoulders up, with oversized sunglasses taking center stage. In the lenses of her sunglasses, two distinct reflections are depicted—on the left, a teenage girl and boy sharing a joyful, innocent moment symbolizing young love; on the right, the same woman, now older, stands alone at a wedding scene, capturing a sense of introspection. The background smoothly transitions from warm peach and muted sunset orange on the left to cooler blues and creams on the right, accentuating the emotional journey from past to present. Soft floral accents and a faint car rearview mirror outline subtly interlace with the background, adding layers of depth and nostalgia.

Somewhere Between Then and Now

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