I just designed these four ebook covers for an interior designer client with whom I'm working. Which one do you like the best?

I submitted a short story for publication in an anthology. The theme is Keepsakes. After two edits it has been accepted.

We want to know who you are! One of the best parts of this community is the incredible group of thought leaders inside it — and that means you. Take a few minutes to introduce yourself so we can cheer you on, connect with you, and support your journey. Copy and paste the prompts below and fill them in: 🙋 My name is: 📍 I'm based in: 💼 What I do professionally: 🎯 Who I serve: 📖 My book idea or working title is: ✍️ My current level in this community is: 🚀 My biggest goal for my book is: 🤔 My biggest challenge or fear about publishing is: 🌟 One thing people would be surprised to know about me: There are no wrong answers — whether your book is a fully formed concept or just a feeling that you have something important to say, you belong here, and we want to hear from you. Drop your introduction below, and don't forget to welcome others when they post theirs. A simple comment goes a long way in making someone feel like they've found their people. 💬 We can't wait to meet you. 📖 Lynn PS Already introduced yourself? Go back and give a warm welcome to someone who posted after you. That's the kind of community we're building here.

I downloaded the form and began to fill it out. As I read the instructions, I found them to be unusual. I've never seen a form like this before. It triggered my thought process, and I wondered how these questions would help me write a story. This process comes to the writer from a back door, so to speak. What does the writer pull from the target reader that will help craft a story that more readers will enjoy? This format is one I find particularly challenging. I still haven't finished filling it out, as it takes a lot of deep thought. Great format.

Thank you @Sheryl Robinson for pointing out that members only get points to level up when they get likes from other members. I don't think this is fair, so here is my letter to Skool recommending changing the platform. While you're here, make sure to post a comment and LIKE three other comments to boost our levels! "Hello, I really like the Skool platform. I've been using it, and I've got engaged members. I like the clean, bright interface and the intuitive features. However, there's a major issue with your platform's leveling system. You suggest preventing people from posting until they reach level 2; however, they can't reach level 2 unless someone likes their post. You need likes to level up, and you can't level up unless you post. So, preventing newcomers from posting blocks them out of leveling up. Also, members should get points for posting. I have members who are deeply frustrated that they are getting on daily and posting good content, but they aren't leveling up. Lastly, I'm having an issue with your auto-mod robot. It keeps flagging an author in my group who is very famous and a real person. I want to know how to get this removed from her profile."