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A desaturated, melancholic tone dominates the cover. An image of an 8-year-old girl with straight blond hair, dressed in a slightly wrinkled blue uniform, sits on a simple wooden bench near a barred window. The girl's head is turned slightly to the side as she gazes longingly out the window into a gray, overcast sky. Through the bars, a faint, shadowy cityscape is visible in the blurred background. The shadows of the bars create strong, defined lines on the girl's face, emphasizing the feeling of confinement. Subtle, delicate lighting from the window catches on her blond hair, adding focus to her figure.

Nobody's Daughter, My Quest for a Family

A girl sitting by a lake at night with a flashlight shining. The moon is partially covered by clouds, creating a sense of mystery and darkness. The overall tone is somber and lonely.

If The Sky Was Dark

A soft illustration of a little boy with a sad expression on his face, standing in a park with various locations (playground, bench, trees) behind him. The weather looks cloudy to signify a sad and lonely mood. The teddy bear is slightly hidden behind a tree but visible enough for the readers to spot. As the viewer’s eye moves toward the top of the cover, the sky clears up to a brighter hue, indicating a hopeful and happy outcome.

Where's Tilly the Teddy?

A silhouette of a young boy stands on the dark side of a set of interlocked, wrought-iron railings that span the entire width of the cover. The railings are adorned with twisting bindweed flowers, their vines wrapping tightly and symbolically around each bar. The boy is positioned in the lower center, with his small, hunched figure appearing trapped. The background beyond the railings is muted and hazy, suggesting a blocked path, with faint outlines of a soft forest bathed in gentle green hues. A subtle gradient of shadow and light runs across the cover, emphasizing the boy's emotional state of fear, anger, and isolation.

Boy on the Railings

A picturesque scene of clear blue water occupying the bottom two-thirds of the cover, shimmering with sparkles and glitter. An espresso martini glass rests above the water, tilted slightly to display its creamy surface, catching the light. Perched delicately on the rim of the glass is a beautiful, colorful dragonfly with iridescent wings that seem to glow against the background. The blue ombre title "SEVEN" is centered across the top, while the author name "CELINE J. SCORE" is styled elegantly near the bottom, subtly blending into the water.

The cover features a hand delicately holding an espresso martini glass with a coffee bean floating in the drink at the center of the image. The vibrant dark pink tones of the drink contrast against a deep dark blue background that mimics a nighttime rooftop scene. A distant figure of a boy wearing a beanie is positioned slightly off-center in the background, turned away with his back toward the viewer, blending into the starry sky which sparkles subtly with scattered starlight. The rooftop nightclub is suggested by a faint, blurred outline of square and linear architectural shapes fading into the vivid gradient of dark pink and navy hues.

The cover features a close-up image of a lone figure standing by a serene lake, surrounded by lush greenery and a hint of mist. The figure's expression portrays a mix of loneliness, sadness, and anticipation. The color palette is dominated by shades of blue, with touches of grey and green to create a sense of calmness and nature.

A dimly lit room filled with steampunk machinery and intricate gadgets dominates the scene. Brass gears, copper pipes, glowing blue vials, and ornate clockwork mechanisms are strewn throughout the room. In the center, a lone man, dressed in a worn-out steampunk suit with a tattered top hat, sits slouched in a wooden chair. His face is shadowed, looking down at a rusted pocket watch in his hand, creating a palpable sense of isolation. The background showcases a sprawling bookshelf filled with mechanical knick-knacks, and an old, cracked window lets in faint rays of evening light, adding to the melancholic atmosphere.

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