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How to write the best cover for a book, cover to cover

I’m not sure if it was the cover or the fact that I got stuck writing a book cover, but when it comes to my book The Secret Life of Pets, I had to do some work. 

The cover is meant to be seen in the book as an allegory of the author’s relationship with his animals, but that is not the only thing I wanted to show off. 

For example, I wanted the book to show the love and affection for animals. 

My goal with the cover was to be as close as possible to a real life story. 

This was a hard task for me because there are so many elements to the story that I could use to illustrate the message, such as how the animals are treated or how the book ends. 

One of the main points of the book is the relationship between the pets, and the characters in it. 

So I had the idea of showing off some of the things I wanted from the cover. 

Here are some things I had in mind for the cover: a young puppy that loves to play and how it gets in trouble because it’s a baby. 

I wanted to portray the puppy’s love and the fact it gets so in trouble is heartbreaking. 

a dog who gets his tail chopped off for his owner’s amusement. 

Finally, a puppy who is happy to be with his owner but who is so frightened that he’ll kill them if he gets hurt. 

To be honest, I wasn’t really sure if I wanted a puppy with its tail chopped or not. 

As a child I had a little puppy that would eat anything, and it would have its tail cut off for me to play with. 

But I never realized that I didn’t want a puppy to have its head cut off to have a tail cut for its owner. 

That is one of the reasons I wanted this puppy to be so scary, and also to represent the fear of being cut off. 

 I wanted the puppy to act out the story, so I created a scene that showed the scene that happens when the dog gets its tail severed. 

When the dog is chopped in half, the tail cuts off and the dog dies. 

Then it goes back to its original size. 

Now that’s a scene! 

The puppy and its owner then look at each other, as if to say, We’ll do this again someday. 

They then look each other in the eye and say,It’s over, it’s over. 

 Then the dog’s owner goes into the woods to see how he got cut. 

He sees a puppy, but the puppy has already died. 

Suddenly the dog has his tail cut, and then he goes back into the forest. 

And that’s the end of the story.

It was a tough task, but it was also rewarding. 

At the end, the puppy is alive and well, and his owner has found the owner who is really, really nice. 

It was an easy task for the artist to pull off.

There are a lot of details to be covered in the illustration, but everything was done quickly, and everything was as close to a true representation of the situation as I could get. 

If you’d like to read more about the cover, check out my blog entry How to write a cover for your book.