What do you think of the cover of "What Did You Do at School Today?" by C.C. Lacavera?

[Corinna Borsato]

The cover looks good, children show smiling faces, the atmosphere is joyful and the colors vivid. I believe the graphic was well-chosen!

[Lauren Victoria]

The illustrations on the cover are cute. I think it's appropriate for a children's book and goes well with the title. Once I read the book I'll learn if it was a good fit for the book too.

[Bettny Andrade]

This cover is pretty simple. I like it and the red background color makes you stop and want to know what it's about, it draws your attention. The boy getting off the bus makes me imagine my kids coming home from school and me longing to know how their day has been.

[Ohmy Book]

The cover of this children's book is visually delightful and wonderfully designed to capture the imagination of young readers. Its vibrant colors immediately draw attention, making it stand out as an inviting and cheerful option for children. The illustrations are playful and charming, appealing to the sense of wonder and adventure that kids love. The font is clear and easy to read, ensuring that it not only looks attractive but is also accessible for the book's target audience. Overall, the cover sets the perfect tone for the story inside, sparking curiosity and excitement in children before they even turn the first page.

[Sanna Patel 1]

The cover is vibrant and appealing. The use of a bright red background and a cheerful yellow school bus immediately grabs attention, making it attractive for children. However it may also act as a stimulus for the child to have an interaction starting with their journey to school like the rest of the illustrations in the book do. The cartoon-style illustrations of kids on the bus add a playful and engaging vibe, while the font of the title adds to the sense of fun.

[Casandra Sicily]

The best things are simple, and this is what happens to this cover. It is attractive because there is a powerful colourful subject in it that draws anybody's attention.

[Catherine Sweet]

I like the cover and think it would appeal to young children. However, it looks like an American school bus, so it may not appeal so much to children from other countries.

[Amos Osinya]

First and foremost the cover is beautiful.I believe it will be appealing to children and parents. The cover builds an imagination of a child who is alighting from school bus in the evening and therefore perfectly fits the Title of the book, "What Did You Do at School Today?" which is probably the first question the parent poses to the Child on meeting them.

[Magdalyne chebet]

The cover of "What Did You Do at School Today?" is colorful and playful, featuring a bright school bus with children inside, appealing to young readers with its cheerful and engaging design.

[Casandra Sicily]

I find it very appropriate for a children's book. Children's books should be full of color. I like the feeling of movement as well.

[Nazma P]

The school buss is adorable. However, in my opinion, it can be a little bit more creative. For example, instead of a plain red background, there can a blurry structure of a school and there a road under the bus, on which the buss is riding. Which will illustrate that the bus is leaving the school to drop the children home.

[Olga Markova]

The book cover is certainly very catchy, featuring a yellow school bus on the red background. And perhaps more importantly it is thought-provoking as it emphasises "you" in the question "What did YOU do at school today?".

[Skylar Fox]

The cover is catchy. Children will be excited about it, and it will attract parents to get the book for their children.

[Amy Luman]

I used to run a daycare so I watched a lot of “The Magic School Bus. ” This image is much the same as the one used there.

[Kristine Mariel Diaz]

The cover is appropriate to the subject matter. It is a very simple and understandable cover that conveys the proper message about the content.