Thank you for all your comments on my first cover samples. I've taken your suggestions into consideration and here is round #2 :) I've played with fonts, letter colors, hashtags/no hashtags (no hashtags on most covers), header (stray stories) with first letters capitals / all capitals / no capitals (I don't really like Stray Stories with two capital letters S because of the bad connotation. For the same reason, for example, I don't like to refer to students as SS...), various options with my and my daughter's names. What do you think now? P.S. Enjoy the live session, guys! I wish I could join you, but 6 a.m. (Greek time) is really too difficult for me...
The proposed cover for the book I hope to finish during this class... nothing like accountability and a deadline to get you moving! If I can get it finished, we'll do a live "uploading to retailer sites" so you can see how it works. So... must get writing! :)
ReplyDeleteMy proposed Table of Contents. Every time I think I'm done, I think of something else... and I'd like to be done! That said, if you see anything missing, do leave a comment. :)
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Lovely Dorothy!!!
ReplyDeleteI like this cover. It's clear and easy to understand. Having it in blue makes a lot of sense. I don't really see anything that needs to be changed.
ReplyDeleteHa, yeah, the cover is fine... now all we need is the insides. ;)
ReplyDeleteThe inside is a doddle ;)
ReplyDeleteWow, how do we do something like this? With Canva?
ReplyDeleteMiss Alex I hired a professional graphic designer, actually. Her contact info is on our resources sheet. But with Canva you can still make a good (if simpler) cover.
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