Title Style: The title âTic Tac Toeâ is handwritten, giving it a casual yet personal feel, almost like it was drawn by Charlotte herself in her sketchbook. The letters should be slightly uneven, with a natural flow, showcasing the individuality of Charlotte as she reflects on her journey. The color of the title should be a soft pastel, maybe a light lavender or mint green, contrasting against a darker background. Background: The background is dark pastel tones, blending soft colors like dusty purple, pale blue, and muted pinkâgiving it a slightly dreamy and somber feel, reflecting the emotional depth of the story. A tic-tac-toe grid is faintly drawn in the background. Each square of the grid is a slightly different pastel hue, adding a subtle texture and giving a nod to the title. The tic-tac-toe grid symbol will also subtly represent the ongoing game of growth and choices that Charlotte and her friends have been playing throughout the series. Main Imagery: Charlotte stands front and center, slightly to the left of the cover. Sheâs looking into the distance, her face thoughtful but strong, showing the quiet confidence sheâs gained by the end of the series. She should appear a bit older now, like sheâs come full circle from the first book. Her expression is peaceful, but there's a certain depth to her eyesâreflecting the challenges sheâs overcome. She's holding a sketchbook in one hand (a significant symbol of her growth and healing). Maddie stands beside Charlotte, slightly See more