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The cover features a group of diverse primary school children engaged in different activities, such as playing, reading, and exploring. There are colorful illustrations of checklists, stars, and badges scattered around, symbolizing structured activities, skill development, and reward systems. The background is bright and cheerful, incorporating elements like toys, books, and nature, creating a sense of fun and learning.

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A muted, sepia-toned backdrop features a desolate urban landscape in ruins. The foreground centers on a grief-stricken grandmother dressed in a tattered, ash-dusted hijab, kneeling amidst debris and shattered glass. Her expression depicts profound sorrow as she clutches a worn prayer book in her right hand and gently holds the limp hand of a young girl lying beside her. Strewn around are objects of daily life—broken toys, a pair of torn shoes, and scattered pages—emphasizing the devastation. Wisps of smoke rise in the distance, subtly blending into the sky, symbolizing resilience amid destruction.

The cover depicts a peaceful scene in soft pastel tones. On the left side of the cover, a contemplative psychologist is portrayed sitting by a table, their hand resting under their chin, deep in thought. To the right of them, a subtle illustration of a growing tree emerges, symbolizing a child’s growth and development. The tree's branches spread out, with delicate icons like books, toys, and family members appearing as leaves. The background has soothing gradients of light blue and peach, evoking a feeling of calm and optimism.

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A dilapidated amusement park scene at twilight, dominated by the faded pastel “Welcome to Whimsy Hollow” sign, tilted and surrounded by creeping vines. Flickering bulbs cast an eerie glow. In front of the sign, the three towering mascots—Alina Virelle (a pink caribou with an unsettling, elegant smile), Melisandra Joy (a whimsical yet haunting nightingale), and Griffin Rex (a strong, protective dino with a watchful glare)—stand as figures both inviting and foreboding. Behind them, the chipped carousel frozen mid-spin and a silhouetted Ferris wheel loom large against a dim, purplish-red sky. Broken fairy lights splash a surreal glow across the cover, while the ground is scattered with toys, a deflated balloon, and faint tracks leading into the park, heightening the sense of mystery and decay.

The cover features a vibrant and dynamic scene of a family in a chaotic yet joyful moment. Parents are shown laughing while their children play with toys and crayons. The living room is depicted as messy but filled with love and laughter.

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An illustrated scene of a small toy chest spilling colorful toys onto a soft, muted pastel background. Among the toys, a partially drawn silhouette of a child looking thoughtfully at the chest. A subtle, glowing halo surrounds the chest to draw attention. A supporting element of faint, whimsical doodles (like stars, clouds, and question marks) float around the scene to bring a sense of curiosity and wonder.

Why Kids can't habe everything

The cover presents a heartwarming scene of a prince in regal attire sitting on a cobblestone street. Beside him sits a little boy beggar wearing tattered clothes. They are both smiling warmly as they share a small toy and a piece of bread, symbolizing friendship and empathy. The background features hints of a bustling medieval market, bathed in warm yellow and brown tones, enhancing the sense of warmth and camaraderie.

THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER

Illustration of a warm, softly-lit scene with a child sitting on the floor surrounded by scattered toys, looking thoughtfully at a single toy they are holding. The background softly fades into a cozy, neutral-toned room. There’s an adult’s comforting hand resting lightly on the child’s shoulder, symbolizing guidance and balance.

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