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The cover features a deep black background with a subtle gradient. In the center, there is a powerful burst of light with thinner rays extending towards the edges. Positioned at the bottom of the cover, stylized silhouettes of a leader and smaller figures emerge from the burst of light. In the top right corner, a transparent circle divided into 12 sections represents the 365 days. There are also scattered points of light throughout the design.

La révolution du leadership: 365 jours pour transformer votre management

A serene blue background symbolizes stability and progress, with traditional Chinese characters in a calligraphic style prominently centered. The background subtly features an embossed map motif of Birmingham with overlays of iconic Chinese cultural patterns like clouds and bamboo. At the bottom, a celebratory emblem indicating the "60th Anniversary" is displayed in gold. A horizontal banner with the Chinese character "教育" (education) runs along the middle section, bringing focus to the topic.

Overseas Chinese Association School (Birmingham)

A minimalist design with a dark, deep blue background symbolizing seriousness and authority. In the center, a balanced scale icon overlays a thin and transparent outline of Indonesia’s map, with a subtle grid pattern fading into the background. Small fragmented lines and dots orbit the map, creating a sense of meticulous detail and analysis.

Manajemen Penanganan Pelanggaran Pemilihan Gubernur, Bupati dan Walikota Tahun 2024

The cover features a tranquil and sophisticated blue gradient background, symbolizing depth and knowledge, transitioning from light blue on the top to darker shades on the bottom. A polished and bold Chinese emblem is prominently placed in the center, encapsulating Chinese cultural motifs like traditional patterns or calligraphic brush strokes. Around the emblem is a ring containing the dates "1965-2025," marking the 60th Anniversary. At the bottom of the cover, a subtle image of Birmingham’s cityscape shows integration of history and education. Elements are clean and symmetrical, reflecting conciseness and professionalism.

The cover features clean, minimalist design with a white background. The title "Unruly" is spelled out using Scrabble letters, giving it a playful and interactive feel. The letter "R" is embellished with a hand-drawn camo print, representing the unruliness that the book explores. The author name is displayed in a simple and elegant font at the bottom of the cover.

A serene blue background sets the stage, highlighted by abstract brush strokes suggesting a sense of elegance and cultural depth. At the center, oversized Chinese characters draw the eye, beneath which is the title "Overseas Chinese Association School (Birmingham)" in both English and subtle Chinese. The top features an illustration of a classic Chinese scroll, partially unfurled, symbolizing the spread of knowledge and culture.

Overseas Chinese Association School (Birmingham)

A serene night sky drenched in shades of blue, with a prominent full moon casting its light over an old, laminated scroll that features the text "Overseas Chinese Association School (Birmingham)" in elegant Chinese calligraphy. In the foreground, a traditional Chinese ink painting of a misty mountain range. The moonlight reflects on calm waters below, suggesting introspection and nostalgia.

Overseas Chinese Association School (Birmingham)

A serene blue background that gradients from deep ocean blue at the top to light sky blue at the bottom. A delicate illustration of a Chinese temple outline centred at the top, with subtle watercolor brushstrokes evoking its historical essence. The center features a bold circular emblem encased in golden tones, showcasing the "60th Anniversary Commemorative Magazine (1965-2025)" text. Beneath the emblem, subtle illustrations of an open book and flying pages create a dynamic visual texture reflecting the themes of learning and education.

Overseas Chinese Association School (Birmingham)

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