Children's
Stella and the Sleepy Comet
An editable starting point for your next book, with a matching front, back and spine.
Customise this cover : Stella and the Sleepy CometFree to edit · Opens in the Cover Builder
THE CHILDREN'S BOOKS COLLECTION
Premade children's
book covers.Big adventures for little readers.
Pocket-sized dragons. Moonlit adventures. Find a cover to spark a little imagination, then bring your own story to life.
Free to customise. Your title, author and story.
A whole world of wonder, waiting to be opened.
- Imaginary friends
- Little adventures
- Big discoveries
✓ Free to customise✓ Matching front, back & spine✓ Opens in the Cover Builder
READY FOR YOUR STORY
Let their imagination in.
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Children's
The Monster Under My Hat
An editable starting point for your next book, with a matching front, back and spine.
Customise this cover : The Monster Under My HatFree to edit · Opens in the Cover Builder
Children's fiction
Pip & the Pocket Dragon
A child and a tiny dragon beneath friendly rounded lettering, with a playful back-cover opening and matching spine type.
Customise this cover : Pip & the Pocket DragonFree to edit · Opens in the Cover Builder
Children's fiction
The Fox Who Found the Stars
A fox holding a jar of stars, with warm rounded lettering and a storybook invitation on the back.
Customise this cover : The Fox Who Found the StarsFree to edit · Opens in the Cover Builder
Children's fantasy
The midnight lantern
An imaginative starting point for young readers and a story touched by wonder.
Customise this cover : The midnight lanternFree to edit · Opens in the Cover Builder
Children's stories & activities
Small wonders
A playful starting point for stories and activities made for curious children.
Customise this cover : Small wondersFree to edit · Opens in the Cover Builder
These are shared designs with sample copy. Preview your choice in the Cover Builder, then select Use this cover to start personalising it.
Pip & the Pocket Dragon: example back, spine and front. Replace the sample copy and ISBN.
THE STORY CONTINUES AROUND THE BOOK
The whole cover.
The same atmosphere.
Your chosen design includes editable text and a coordinated back and spine. Add your title, author and blurb, then set the dimensions for your paperback.
Confirm the final page count and paper so the spine fits. Review the complete wrap and the builder's text and image-quality checks before preparing the cover for print.
Explore the complete designCHOOSING YOUR CHILDREN'S COVER
Design for the reader you have in mind.
01
Start with the age of your reader.
A young child and a confident chapter-book reader look for different things. Choose the level of detail and the tone of the illustration with your intended age group in mind.
02
Keep the words friendly and clear.
Use title lettering that is easy to recognise, with room around each line. Avoid letting a long title cover a character or an important part of the picture. Check the author name against the illustration too.
03
Match the cover to the inside.
The cover should feel connected to the illustrations and tone of the book itself. This builder creates the outside paperback wrap; your illustrated pages or activity sheets need their own interior file.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Children's cover
questions.
For pricing, shared designs and print preparation, read the collection FAQs.
Which designs suit imaginative stories?
The boy who borrowed the moon and The midnight lantern are starting points for children's fantasy. Small wonders offers another direction for playful stories and activities. Choose the style that fits your intended reader.
Can I use the cover for a square paperback?
You can change the dimensions within the builder limits. A different shape changes the artwork crop and text positions, so review the complete cover after entering your actual book size.
Does choosing a cover also create the inside pages?
No. These designs cover the front, back and spine. Prepare the story pages, illustrations or activities separately, then use the final page count when setting up the paperback cover.
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