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A mystical forest shrouded in silver mist dominates the background, lit by an ethereal blue moon hanging in a twilight sky. Three faint silhouettes—two male with muscular, rugged outlines, and one female with fox ears glowing faintly and a flowing fox tail—stand in the distance on a mossy cliff overlooking the vast, misty forest. A faint aura emanates from each of them, suggesting a magical connection. Scattered glowing particles, like dreamlike fireflies, float in the air to enhance the surreal and hopeful tone.

Potions and Dreams

The cover presents a dimly lit, desolate library interior with empty shelves casting elongated shadows. In the foreground, children are seated on the floor, visibly crying. A tall figure, presumably the teacher, stands at the center, equally woebegone. The windowpane shows streaks of rain. In the upper section of the cover, Mrs. Lee, gently smiling yet sorrowful, is depicted waving from a translucent, pink-tinted cloud. This cloud partially wraps around the book title, creating a dreamy yet poignant effect.

Goodbye Mrs Lee

A lonely figure standing on a barren landscape, looking into a distant light on the horizon, symbolizing both isolation and a glimpse of hope; muted colors with a blend of grey and soft yellows creating a dichotomy of despair and optimism; wispy clouds overhead suggesting the elusiveness of certainty.

A muted, glum depiction of a rainy London street corner, with blurred figures walking past. In the foreground, a young woman, portrayed thoughtfully in an impressionistic style, stands gazing into the distance, her figure partially reflected in a shop window. The reflection subtly shapes into a fragmented silhouette of an older man's face, suggesting memories of her father. Dark, somber tones dominate, with pops of faded pastel hues to highlight elements like streetlamps and building windows—creating a juxtaposition of warmth and melancholy.

My first love; father

The cover features a stunning image of a person standing at a crossroad, symbolizing the theme of being lost in life. The image is in black and white, with the person in the foreground and the crossroad fading into the distance.

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?

The cover features a vintage train station backdrop, with autumn leaves scattered on the ground. In the foreground, a woman with dark brown hair and wearing a 1950s attire is sitting on a bench, looking lost and anxious. The image is taken from a distance, creating a sense of mystery and anticipation.

The Dark Side of Spring

The center of the cover features a goddess in a regal black cloak with white flowing hair and albino skin, holding an ancient glowing book. Surrounding her are a phoenix, a lizard, a wolf, and a sea serpent, all designed in a Chinese dragon style. The entire scene is set against a starry night sky in shades of pinkish-purple, giving it a mystical and ancient feel.

Prophecy Unknown

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