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I totally agree. The crooked needle symbolizes the title of the book, since the book is about the evidence AGAINST the covid vaccine. I have read other books about the covid pandemic and I think this would be an interesting book to read.Omneya Shakeep wrote: ↑27 Apr 2024, 03:11 I think the dark theme suits the topic perfectly and the crooked needle is a spot-on indicator of what is discussed within the book. The font can use a bit of modification though to be more eye-catching.
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Perhaps it's better with red font color and a more prominent font, right? I like the black background. However, maybe the text could be changed to be more engaging?Leona Rodrigues wrote: ↑26 Apr 2024, 15:34 A black background with a faint image of a string is a good idea for the book cover, but I don't think that the font and the colors of the text go with it very well. What are your thoughts about the book cover?
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I agree with you. The black color suits the theme of this book perfectly, as it deals with controversial topics that not everyone may accept.Omneya Shakeep wrote: ↑27 Apr 2024, 03:11 I think the dark theme suits the topic perfectly and the crooked needle is a spot-on indicator of what is discussed within the book. The font can use a bit of modification though to be more eye-catching.
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Couldn't agree more. For non-fiction books, I think the choice of color and font is already quite fitting, although there may need to be some changes to the font.Naushin Moledina wrote: ↑27 Apr 2024, 03:18 I think the cover is appropriate for the non-fiction book explaining advantages and disadvantages of the COVID vaccine.
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