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• June 03, 2014 12:09 AM
   mikegillette
    Project Holder
  We just uploaded a photo that shows what we mean when we say we would like to see a sample with 3 children with their backs together The front child would be bald. Thank you!
  
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• June 02, 2014 4:46 PM
   mikegillette
    Project Holder
  Thank you for all the great designs. Here is another suggestion from Hope's family: "Instead of all kids looking at one book, how about 3 kids – 1 girl, 1 boy, 1 bald gender-neutral kid – but all with their backs to each other with each of them reading a book, thus implying to get a lot of kids reading. The bald kid would be facing forward and the other two would be facing left or right."
  
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• June 02, 2014 3:59 PM
   mikegillette
    Project Holder
  Here are some notes from Hope's family since we wanted to get their input: Recommend gender neutral to appeal to boy & girl readers. Maybe the word ‘hope’ in turquoise or gold. “Raising HOPE one book at a time” could be a tagline. No cursive please because it's too hard to read. Not too many colors for the copy. Makes it hard to read. Make the word ‘hope’ standout but then just one other color for other copy. Client likes the contained ‘button’ look in a circle
  
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• June 02, 2014 12:23 PM
   mikegillette
    Project Holder
  Thank you to all of you who have submitted designs! Here is some general feedback. Hope sometimes wears a simple hat. It's a stocking cap. If you include her in the design you might want to try an image of her with a hat. Also we want a design that will be appealing to elementary school students as well as middle school students. The age range would be 6 to 13 so we want to make sure that the design doesn't make it seem like the read-a-thon is only for the younger kids. Thank you!!!
  
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