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The cover features an illustration of a small house blueprint sketch in the center with subtle textured lines, surrounded by icons of coins, bills, and a calculator. A ruler lies diagonally across the bottom edge, symbolizing precision and budgeting. Minimalistic navy background with a gradient effect moving upwards creates depth.

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The cover features a cozy kitchen scene with a rustic wooden table at the center. On the table are various well-decorated homemade cakes with elegant frosting, surrounded by business elements such as a vintage-style cash register, a sleek notebook, and a modern calculator. In the background, there are shelves with rustic décor, including jars of baking ingredients and small potted plants. A faint image of a storefront can be seen through a window, subtly representing financial growth.

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Soft mint green gradient background (#A3E4DB) transitions smoothly into a light white corner. Scattered, light grey, minimal math icons (e.g., small plus/minus signs) are subtly displayed near the edges for a casual educational flair. At the center, "MATH" grabs attention in bold navy blue with "KIDS" directly below in a warm, soft coral (#FF8C42). The title sits on a thin dotted horizontal line leading the eye toward the subtitle "Addition & Subtraction Workbook for kids" in clean, thin sans-serif font. A small, flat illustration of a pencil and mini calculator sits at the bottom right for balance.

Addition & Subtraction Workbook for kids

A gradient background transitioning from teal blue at the top to lighter teal at the bottom. The title, "Let's Talk About Basic Finance," in bold, sans-serif font, is centered at the top. Below the title is a subtitle/tagline "A Practical Guide to Managing Your Money Wisely," in smaller font. A simple illustration of a bar graph rising, a piggy bank, and a calculator are centrally arranged below the subtitle. The author's name, "Andhira Rizky Darmawan," is placed at the bottom in an elegant, thin serif font. The design emphasizes clean lines, trustworthiness, and a calm, professional tone.

Let's talk about basic finance

A sleek gradient transitioning from a deep blue at the top to light blue at the bottom, symbolizing clarity and professionalism. A semi-transparent candlestick chart subtly blends into the gradient background, showing ascending values to represent growth and success. Gold accents frame the title, with small financial icons like a calculator, a laptop, and documents placed strategically near the bottom corners to add practicality.

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A sleek financial diagram made with intersecting golden lines and symbolic icons such as a calculator, a dollar symbol, and a magnifying glass, placed in the top half of the cover. A gradient background transitions from a deep royal blue at the top to a lighter sky blue at the bottom, symbolizing clarity and understanding. The title, “Deductions Demystified,” is displayed prominently in bold, modern typography in the center, with a subtle glowing effect. Gold accents frame the edges to instill a sense of prestige and professionalism.

Deductions Demystified

The background is a soft gradient of light blue and white, representing clarity and calmness. In the center, a realistic image of a calculator is placed, showcasing the subject of mathematics. A semi-transparent geometric shape overlay in a complementary color adds visual interest and highlights the text areas.

A depiction of a professional workspace with a calculator, spreadsheets, and a few invoices scattered on a desk, symbolizing the theme of business finance. A focused image of someone analyzing numbers with a thoughtful expression, conveying the idea of smarter spending and profitability. The background is a gradient of calming blues and greens to inspire trust and stability.

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