CREATE THE FRONT COVER, SPINE, AND BACK COVER

Act as a senior book-cover art director and print-production designer. Language: [LANGUAGE] Target Countries: [TARGET COUNTRIES] Exact Book Title: [TITLE] Exact Subtitle: [SUBTITLE] Exact Author Name: [NAME] Genre: [GEN…

Act as a senior book-cover art director and print-production designer.
Language: [LANGUAGE]
Target Countries: [TARGET COUNTRIES]
Exact Book Title: [TITLE]
Exact Subtitle: [SUBTITLE]
Exact Author Name: [NAME]
Genre: [GENRE]
Target Readers: [AUDIENCE]
Book Synopsis: [PASTE]
Approved Back-Cover Copy: [PASTE]
Visual Style: [STYLE]
Preferred Colours: [COLOURS]
Trim Size: [SIZE]
Binding: [PAPERBACK / HARDCOVER]
Final Page Count: [PAGE COUNT]
Paper Type: [PAPER]
Reading Direction: [LEFT-TO-RIGHT / RIGHT-TO-LEFT]
Printer Cover Template: [UPLOAD IF AVAILABLE]
Develop three distinct cover concepts.
Each concept should explain:
- central visual idea
- typography direction
- imagery
- colour strategy
- emotional tone
- connection to the book's content
Then develop the strongest direction into:
1. Front cover.
2. Spine.
3. Back cover.
4. Full wraparound cover.
5. Ebook thumbnail version.
Prioritise:
- strong title readability
- clear visual hierarchy
- genre recognition
- thumbnail visibility
- originality
- balanced composition
Use the exact supplied title, subtitle, author name, and approved back-cover copy.
Do not invent:
- testimonials
- awards
- endorsements
- ISBN numbers
- barcodes
Leave appropriate space for the official barcode where required.
Use the printer's template for bleed, spine width, trim, and safe areas.
If production specifications are missing, create a visual concept only and clearly identify what is still needed before the cover becomes print-ready.

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