Gabriella Piccione
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Emily McIntire:
are the never after books color coordinated? (specifically talking about book 6)
Emily McIntire
The colors do play a part but the overall aesthetic of the cover matches the story that's inside more than anything else.
Each object on the cover portrays something important in the book.
The clock for Hooked represents his fear of clocks and specifically his uncle's shattered pocket watch, the crown for Scarred being broken in half because of the rebellion wanting to destroy the crown, the shattered mechanical heart for Wretched because Nick is the Tin Man who grows a heart AND has it broken by Evelina, the diamond for Twisted because of the diamond business and Julian's lust to own the company, the bell from the church towers in Crossed, so the sixth object will be something that's important to the inside of the story.
The colors for each cover DO correlate with the inspiration/story inside, but other than making sure the colors aren't repeated I don't have a specific coordination that plays for the order of the books.
Each object on the cover portrays something important in the book.
The clock for Hooked represents his fear of clocks and specifically his uncle's shattered pocket watch, the crown for Scarred being broken in half because of the rebellion wanting to destroy the crown, the shattered mechanical heart for Wretched because Nick is the Tin Man who grows a heart AND has it broken by Evelina, the diamond for Twisted because of the diamond business and Julian's lust to own the company, the bell from the church towers in Crossed, so the sixth object will be something that's important to the inside of the story.
The colors for each cover DO correlate with the inspiration/story inside, but other than making sure the colors aren't repeated I don't have a specific coordination that plays for the order of the books.
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