What do you think about the book cover?

[Shirley Ann Riddern Labzentis]

I love the cover! I think that it will definitely draw adults and children alike to read the book.

[Laney K]

I think the cover is appealing and matches the illustrations that are throughout the book. I think it would draw in children.

[Nada Renno]

I love it!

[Leonardo Jackson]

The cover is well drawn and is able to attract children as well as adults. I didn't really fancy the title of the book, but the cover was enough to convince me that it is worth a shot.

[Justin Christensen]

It definitely grabs my attention, especially paired with the title. My kids prefer a more cartoony cover art (like the Juny B. Jones style), but I think adults and educators will be drawn in by the hand-drawn style.

[Samina Moiyadi]

I feel that these cartoon illustrations always work better in children's books. The children look very curious, and it helps pique the reader's curiosity too. I also got the impression that the girl is more adventurous than the boy, from the cover.

[Christal Merkey]

I thought the idea of seeing two young kids on the front cover was a good idea for a book about orphaned children. These particular group that is talked about come from an area that relied heavily on themselves to survive.

[Ajiferuke Ajibola]

It looks ideal for the story and the young audience.

[Kendal Low]

The book cover is intriguing and I like how it portrays the two boys. It seems like they’re up to something. I’ve heard great things about the book so I can’t wait to read.

I agree! It also seems as though it matches the storyline quite well, and I very much enjoy it when the cover and the story correlate, as it makes it feel like a lot of effort was put into the creation of the book.

[Brooks Maine]

I love the book cover. It was attractive and appealing. It made so much sense. I liked it

[Harshitha G B]

I loved it due to paintings which gives personal touch.

[Nati Jiniya]

It is a bit misleading in my opinion about its contents, but it is kept simple and interesting for children.

[Bavithra karthikeyan]

The cover is very apt for the book. Two boys running in a terrain, with the terror ahead. It is appealing to the kids and gives you an idea of what you might read in the book.

[Sanna Patel 1]

The cover of two children and a later at the entrance of a cave suggests a sense of adventure and discovery. This may intrigue children and spark their curiosity wanting to know what was to be found. Overall, the cover effectively sets the tone for a children's adventure book.

[Peter Greaven]

For children, the book cover will appeal to them. The drawing/illustration is something that kids will find themselves drawn towards.