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A screenshot of the front cover of a book. On the cover are 4 separate bodies of text, all separated by small horizontal red lines. The first reads “New York Times Bestseller” in dark blue text. The 2nd is the book’s title in large bold red text; A Woman of No Importance. The 3rd reads “The Untold Story of the American Spy Who Helped Win World War 2”, in dark blue text again. Below this is the author’s name, Sonia Purnell, and the note “author of Clementine: The Life of Winston Churchill” also in red text.

A digital screenshot of the front cover of the book “The Alice Network” by Kate Quinn. At the top of the cover are the words “New York Times Bestseller” in red text. Below that is a quote from another bestselling author in black italicized text. The words “A Novel” are written above the title in small blue text, and the title is written in bold red. Below the title is the author’s name in black text. Behind the text is a digital illustration of a woman with her back to the audience, wearing a green hat, white scarf, and black trench coat.

A digital screenshot of the front cover of the book "Surviving the Forest" by Adiva Geffen. At the top of the cover is the author’s name and below it, the book title in large orange text. Below this is a decorative line dash, and then the phrase “a WW2 Historical Novel, Based on a True Story of a Jewish Holocaust Survivor.” The cover image is a creative digital illustration of a young woman and a little girl holding hands while walking along a dirt road. They are facing away from the viewer.

A screenshot of a creative promotional for the movie "The Last Days" by James Mcall. Text on the promotional reads, “Academy Award Winner Best Documentary Feature” in yellow text highlighted in dark purple, “Steven Speilberg and The shoah foundation present” in black text, “The Last Days” in large white lettering with red undertones, and then “A film by James Mcall” in very small white lettering. The cover image shows a person sitting on very large steps that lead up to tall stone walls, where a couple of small buildings are partially hidden behind.