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The cover features a delicately rendered young girl at the center who resembles a lifelike doll. Her porcelain-like features are highlighted with soft luminous blue lighting, making her expressive eyes the focal point. Surrounding her are intricate puppet strings attached to her wrists, shoulders, and head, fading into darkness at the edges. The backdrop is an ominous mix of deep black and shades of midnight blue with whirls of haze that add to the mysterious atmosphere. A faint shadow of a murky theater stage looms in the background to hint at a marionette's performance.

Live like a doll

A haunting, dilapidated mansion set against a dark foggy forest backdrop dominates the cover. The mansion's windows are faintly glowing with a sickly yellow light, suggesting unknown horrors within. The sky above the forest is jagged and stormy, with silhouettes of leafless branches clawing toward it. At the center bottom, a half-buried broken doll lies amidst muddy soil, its cracked porcelain face twisted in anguish and partially obscured by shadows.

[A creepy doll with cracked porcelain skin and red glowing eyes is sitting on the floor. The background features dark, heavy curtains that are slightly open, revealing flashes of a thunderstorm outside. There are eerie shadows cast on the walls, amplifying the creepiness of the scene.].

Dolls are creepy

The cover features Pecola as a small silhouette against a backdrop of ominous clouds with oppressive gray tones symbolizing despair. Her figure is shadowy and faceless, making it impossible to fully identify her, enforcing the theme of societal erasure. Surrounding her are marigold stems bruised and crushed underfoot by abstract shapes representing societal pressure. Dandelion petals scatter across the top as if they are trying to escape the scene, blending into the darkness. A stereotypical doll with vivid, unnaturally blue eyes lies broken in Pecola’s outstretched hands, emphasizing her longing for those features. The title "The Bluest Eye" is rendered in a deep, reflective azure, framing the top portion of the cover like a window into Pecola’s unattainable dream.