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A bustling cafeteria filled with students occupying the background. The foreground features the main character sitting alone at a table with a contemplative expression. In front of them is a plate of golden fries, a half-eaten slice of pizza, and a slightly open backpack on the floor beside the chair. The lighting casts a warm, reddish-yellow glow, evoking nostalgia. Silhouettes of laughing friends can be subtly seen in the shadows, illustrating the main character's longing for connection.

Lost priorities

The cover features an image of a turbulent sea under an overcast sky, with ethereal streaks of light breaking through the clouds. The sea represents the tumultuous emotions of faith, guilt, shame, and fear. In the foreground, a blurred silhouette of a couple standing on the shore, facing the sea, adds a subtle touch of romance.

salt to the sea

A dimly lit lab with cold, metallic surfaces. In the foreground, a girl in a blood-stained gown sits on the floor of a transparent cell, looking defeated. In the background, there is a shadowy male figure watching over her, barely discernible. There's an eerie, clinical atmosphere enhanced by scattered scientific equipment and faint, ominous lighting.

Broken Protocol

The cover features a dramatic illustration of a solitary Confederate soldier, standing amidst a desolate and barren landscape reminiscent of the American West. The sky glows with a bruised plum hue, casting an eerie light over the scene. To his left, a ghostly apparition of a woman, his beloved wife Sarah, gazes at him with sorrowful eyes. On the right, a fierce-looking Native American warrior, depicted in striking detail, seems poised for battle. The background depicts a caravan traveling west, under siege by shadowy figures, evoking a sense of danger and turmoil. These elements are intertwined with jagged mountain silhouettes clawing at the sky and shadows stretching across the ground.

Redemption's Trail

A dimly lit 1980s living room serves as the background, portrayed in muted sepia tones with warm hints of reds and browns. To the left side of the cover, the silhouette of a man stands rigid, head bowed with shoulders hunched, exuding a palpable sense of duty and guilt. His face is partially turned toward the viewer, and light catches a wedding ring on his tightly clasped hands. On the right side of the cover, shadowy figures (a woman and three teenage boys) are blurred in the background, separated from the man by faint vertical lines resembling bars, symbolizing emotional imprisonment. The title “Here We Go” is rendered in vibrant rainbow gradient text, with hues subtly integrated into the dim ambiance without overpowering the composition, and the author's name sits smaller below the title in monochrome, discreet yet present.

A dark, cloudy sky with hints of sunlight breaking through, symbolizing hope amidst darkness. In the foreground, a cracked mirror reflecting a partial human face, portraying themes of introspection, pride, and failure. Surrounding the mirror, subtle, swirling vines, suggesting growth and redemption.

Pride and Other Failures; A Divine Comedy

A softly lit room with a warm, inviting glow. In the foreground, a couple’s hands are intertwined, their fingers touching in a delicate, emotionally charged gesture. The background is gently blurred, suggesting a cozy, intimate space without distracting details.

The cover features a vivid illustration of Elsbeth standing in the foreground with a worried yet determined expression. Her two best friends, Hannah and Yuri, are positioned slightly behind her, casting supportive glances. Behind them are soft-focus backgrounds of the school's principal office to the left and a cluttered desk representing Elsbeth's home to the right. Above them, subtle silhouettes of school hallways and cafeteria tables generate a sense of the school atmosphere. The overall color scheme features shades of blue, integrating warmer touches of yellow and orange signifying growth and hope.

A Girl Who Recently Got in Trouble with the Principal: A Memoir

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