Illustrated book cover of Captain Reginald, a boy with goggles, steering a golden clockwork ship under a starry sky.

create a book cover in the style of ronald dahl from the following story, Captain Reginald and the Clockship Comet Long ago—or maybe tomorrow—there lived a clever and curious boy named Reginald. But Reginald wasn’t just clever. And he wasn’t just curious. He was also the Captain of the Clockship Comet, the fastest ship in the universe that could travel through both space and time. The Clockship Comet didn’t just fly—it tick-tocked. It had golden gears, glowing levers, and a big red wheel that said PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE. And in the captain’s chair sat Reginald, wearing his time goggles and his favorite galactic explorer jacket with pockets full of snacks, maps, and mysterious keys. Tonight’s Mission: Find the Missing Midnight Star before it disappears forever! The Midnight Star only appeared every 1,000 years—and without it, the Night Sky Orchestra would forget how to play their lullaby that helped all the planets sleep. But this time, the Midnight Star was missing. “Set time engines to 1,000 Years Ago!” Reginald shouted. CLANG. SPIN. WHOOSH! The Clockship Comet whirled backward through ages: past the Ice Cream Volcano Era, through the Great Cat Parade of Jupiter, and back to the Time of the Sleepy Stars. He arrived just in time to see a sneaky black hole slurping the Midnight Star like it was a glowing noodle. “Oh no, you don’t!” Reginald said. He dove into the black hole’s edge with the Clockship Comet, expertly steering between time-puddles and space-snakes. Inside was a See more