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First image: Two frames from an older-looking movie where two boys face each other. One asks: "No, man, seriously. Am I weird?" The other replies: "Yeah, but so what? Everybody's weird." Second image: A collection of four images, labeled "orange + grey." The first image is something grey peeling to reveal the bright orange underneath. Second image is of dark grey and orange clouds. Third is some circular orange pattern against a grey background. The last is some orange liquid, possibly lava, swirling with dark grey. Third image: A tumblr post by justyouraveragehufflepuff. It says: Things to bring back in books. -Chapter Titles. -Actually having a synopsis on the back instead of reviews no one will need. OP reblogs this post with: Some excellent additions from the notes: -Maps. -Indexes of characters and places with pronunciations. -Numbering books in a series on the spine. In bold: - Tables of contents. Fourth image: An image of a woman with three children on a public bus or train. One child is lying down on the seat with his head on her lap. She caresses his head and looks down at him lovingly. The other two children are simply sitting on the other side of the seat. Fifth image: A photo of Aurora, a white woman with white hair in a bob cut. She is singing, her head back and one arm raised to her microphone. Her dress is sheer and iridescent, matching with the reflection of lights in her hair. The entire image has a sort of blurry, dreamy quality, with rainbows reflecting on her raised arm. Sixth image: A photo, likely from a movie, of Anne Hathaway, a white woman with brown hair in a bun. She looks surprised and perhaps a little offended. Seventh image: A grid of 9 images featuring the character Snoopy, a black snd white cartoon dog. Most are pictures of plushies in various situations. One image says: "Snoopy girl. -loyal. -quite flamboyant. -cannot stand slow walkers. -seems introverted but can be extroverted." Eight image: A photo of a red ford mustang. Ninth image: The word: "selcouth." (adj.) unfamiliar, rare, strange, and yet marvelous. pronunciation: sel-'kooth.