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Imitation The Highest Form Of Flattery & Quote Analysis

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‘Imitation the highest form of flattery, until it isn’t’: I used this quote on the front cover of the novel because the main character Olive says this in the novel and it really stand out to me. Another reason why decided to write “Imitation the highest form of flattery, until it isn’t” is because one of the main character latches on to another character and starts to become them. I also used this quote because I thought it gave the novel front cover some mystery and would want to make the reader to read the book, so that can find out how the quote relates to the book.
Different Hair colour: On the front cover of the book that I have design, I drew the back of a girl head. The hair of the girl has different hair colours. I made the girl hair

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