DOCUMENTED CLIENT WORK
A coordinated cover redesign and 35-page paperback interior for John Capon’s children’s picture book, delivered as print PDFs.
The project began with an existing cover direction, a supplied 33-page layout/manuscript and established story illustrations. The task was to bring those materials into a consistent cover and interior presentation, rather than create a new story or replace its illustrations.
The work needed to consider title and author hierarchy, front-to-back cover continuity, a readable back-cover copy area and a comfortable reading layout inside the book.
The cover redesign connected the front and back through the book’s Sky Realm imagery. The title, character and author name were given a coordinated hierarchy. Back-cover copy was placed in a defined area that could be read against the artwork.
Inside the book, child-friendly typography, compact read-aloud lines and attention to the gutter supported the supplied text and illustrations. Ownership and title pages introduced the book before the story. Alternating text and illustration pages kept the visual presentation consistent.
How this documented work relates to the GRANT Framework:
A: Align the listing and presentation.
Luma illustrates presentation through its documented cover redesign and interior formatting. The project ended at print-file delivery and did not complete the other framework stages.
The observable outcome was a coordinated paperback cover and formatted interior, delivered on 8 October 2026. The supplied 33-page layout/manuscript became a 35-page print interior with the added front matter. The final PDFs brought the cover and reading layout together as a print package.
This project ended at file delivery. It did not include KDP upload, publication, metadata optimisation or Kindle conversion. Amazon KDP was the intended platform, not evidence of a completed upload or platform approval.
The story illustrations were supplied. No sales, ranking or advertising results are claimed, and the design decisions are not presented as a measured increase in readability or commercial performance.
John Capon’s existing review is preserved on Client Feedback.
Book Cover Design and Book Formatting reflect the work completed on Luma. If account setup or upload work is needed after file delivery, Publishing Support is a separate scope to agree.
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Source: the supplied Luma the Sleepy Star case-study PDF, including the earlier cover direction, final cover wrap, interior examples and delivery record.
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