![Google Books: Judging a book by its (pretty) cover](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiMKMvjkwsA_dPcZ_RZ_mEMlI9R3DvhzPYqA9eucxfKcUPmYHWjyNsdX7KohfC1N63OxjXLbCRjvAKfH6nrv2WVFR57_djHqJB3g01MtNyM8T6VkpZwCKagnonGIjfIu0OCndmC/s320/butterflies.jpg)
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Library books often contain beautiful drawings and illustrations. Unfortunately, their book covers can often be dark and plain, hiding all this wonderful content from unsuspecting eyes. Over time, we've tried a bunch of different approaches for getting better covers, for example, using the book's title page or recreating a simple book cover by featuring the book's title and author. Finally we hit upon an idea that we like -- why not surface the illustrations inside the book to be its front cover?"
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