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A warm-toned illustration of an 11-year-old boy with olive skin sits at the center of the cover. He is seated cross-legged on his bed, surrounded by his favorite toys such as a train, a toy rocket, and a stuffed animal. A soft beam of sunlight filters through a partially open window in the background, adding a sense of warmth and hope. The boy has a thoughtful expression on his face, with subtle hints of both nostalgia and growth. The room is softly cluttered, with books and small posters of outer space on the walls, creating a relatable and lived-in feel.

A serene and melancholic scene where a woman stands slightly to the side, gazing out of a large window. The world outside is a blur, suggesting movement and time slipping away. The woman's expression is one of deep contemplation and slight disappointment. Around her, pastel earth tones in blues, greens, and light browns provide a calming backdrop, while the window is the focal point, creating a metaphorical barrier between her and the elusive world outside.

Dying in the window

A vibrant and abstract geometric pattern with bold shapes and lines in a mix of bright and neutral colors. The background is clean, and the patterns create a sense of movement and energy.

No Longer Lonely As F#CK

A dreamy sky dominates the cover, transitioning seamlessly from a deep, star-speckled night with visible constellations to a vibrant sunrise with hues of pink, orange, and soft purple. The constellations subtly form stories and shapes, drawing attention to the cosmos. The skyline of Philadelphia is faintly visible in the background, almost blending into the foreground as if it's dissolving into the dreamy scene. At the bottom right corner, two barely noticeable silhouettes—a boy with wavy black hair and a girl with long brown hair—are lying on their backs atop a half-visible motel rooftop. They are dwarfed by the vast sky above, so the focus remains on the heavenly dreamscape.

The Fate Of Constellations

The cover features a flamboyant watercolor aura that blends lively shades of pink, gold, turquoise, and violet, radiating from a silhouette of a confident woman with her hands on her hips, placed slightly off-center. On the left, the bold word "Bitch" jumps out in an oversized, sassy script font with a touch of metallic gold foil effect. Below it, the subtitle “Your Aura’s Calling Decode Your Body’s Messages and Heal Your Life” is positioned in a smaller, clean serif font. Author's name, "Irina Kvasha The Aura Doctor," is aligned at the bottom in a classic sans-serif font. The background is a textured pastel off-white, adding warmth and a personal touch.

Bitch, Your Aura’s Calling: Decode Your Body’s Messages and Heal Your Life. A journey from disability to dynasty!

The cover features a young girl's silhouette in the distance, walking away. The background is a cityscape, with tall buildings and streetlights. The girl is shown with a backpack on her back, symbolizing her journey and the challenges she faces. The overall tone is somber and introspective, capturing the relatable and emotional themes of the book.

An illustration of a mother holding hands with her child, both smiling, standing together on a path made of dollar bills. In the background, a soft, calming design featuring the autism puzzle piece pattern subtly integrated, symbolizing autism awareness. The overall look is bright and uplifting, evoking a sense of success and achievement.

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The cover features a soft, calming illustration of a mother sitting peacefully under a crescent moon in a serene setting, with baby toys and objects like a bottle and blanket scattered symbolically around her. The backdrop is a smooth blend of navy blue and emerald green hues with soothing gradients to create a sense of warmth and calmness. Radiating lines of light encircle the mother, representing balance and self-discovery, while a small, open book lies beside her symbolizing her journey toward joy and personal growth.

Help! I had my baby and i lost myself

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