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1. The Program by Suzanne Young
2. I mainly saw serif
3. Yes, sans serif was mainly use in the titles and headings.
4. The titles and headings were bolded.

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1. The New City Catechism Devotional by The Gospel Coalition
2. I mainly saw serif fonts.
3. Serif was for all of the body text while any kind of heading was in sans serif.
4. The book is organized around answers to questions, so those were in blue, as well as any other graphics.
5. The fonts both achieve simplicity, even though one has more going on. There is also a smoothness and simplicity about the graphic designs, which focus on lines and their movements, not much else.

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*A book titled 'Jennie's War' by Bonnie Hinman.
*Serif.
* Serif is the type of writing the author used to write the book with. Every word.
* The chapter title would be bold and the text normal color.
* I noticed, Serif makes the text look very interesting.

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1.) My item is a catalog about Gymnastics. It is a publication of USA Gymnastics.
2.) This magazine had a large amount of sans serif typefaces. There were only a select few words that were just serif.
3.) Though there was a small amount of words that were serif, they were all titles. There were no body paragraphs or small words with that font.
4.) The publication used either contrasting colors or shades of the same color in the relationships between the words and their backgrounds. For example, a blue background/picture has all white words, title and body paragraphs. Some letters are glowing and beveled while others are flat. There are also pages with a dark purple background with light purple letters. Lastly, many of the headings or subheadings display the bold colors, while the body paragraphs use neutral colors, like black or white.
5.) An interesting element of this catalog is that each page is independent. There isn't necessarily a common theme as you flip through the pages. It kept me entertained.

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1) A book - Rumi Soul Fury: Rumi and Shams Tabriz on Friendship by Coleman Barks
2) I saw mostly serif but I did see some sans serif in the titles.
3) I did see a pattern. All of the titles on the cover and chapter titles were all in sans serif but practically everything else was in serif.
4) Color was barely used throughout the text. All text was black.
5) I thought that the book was laid out in an overall organized way.

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1)A qoute Picture
2) I see mainly some serif on the picture
3) All the serif letters are grabbing attention to the picture.
4) The color was used to create a background for the qoute.
5) they did a really good job at balancing the text and the background, they drew attention to qoute and they balanced the colors really well.

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1) It is a Talbots magazine

2) I saw mainly sans serif through the magazine.

3)I noticed that all of the headings or attention grabbing text was in serif and the sans serif was for the clothing descriptions.

4) Color was used to draw attention to the theme of clothing on the page. They used a bright and complimentary color that was used for the clothing on the page.

5I noticed how they did a really good job at balancing the text and the pictures, they drew attention to all of the pictures and clothing, and they balanced the colors really well.

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1) Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card
2) Most of the text was serif.
3) The headers and the back of the book were sans serif.
4) Cover was a grayish color, the back was more of a light blue type color, and the rest was black.
5) Had very good examples of elements of design on the cover.

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1) Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurtson
2) Nearly all printed material in and on the book was serif.
3) Serif was used for nearly everything. The only instance I saw of sanserif was in the url printed on the back.
4) Antique white/ivory on the front cover, black everywhere else.

5)"a novel' was written on the front, in lowercase letters like I just retyped there. I thought that was an interesting choice; I suppose they didn't want to attract much attention to it.

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1. Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen
2. I mostly saw serif text within the writing..
3. Everything within the book was serif, including the roman numeral chapter numbers.
4. The color was black on dark cream colored paper, it was not printed on white, and as such it was much less jarring to look at while reading.
5. I noticed that the text size was quiet small, and the lines were crowded closer together than a normal book would usually put them. The result made the book itself read in a more old fashioned manner even though it was printed recently.

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1) "Myer's Psychology for AP" by David G. Myers
2) Serif
3) Sans serif is used in headings or text in separate sections such as explanations of figures or or "AP Exam Tips". Serif is used in the actual text and in sections on the side that explain vocabulary.
4) Differing colors is used in headings which draws the eyes to those headings
5) Font size is also used: explanations of figures is smaller than the text because it is less important, while headings are larger than text to draw your eye.

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1.) The title of the book is, "True Beauty" Co-authored by: Carolyn Mahaney and Nicole Whitacre.
2.) The classification I mainly saw was serif.
3.) The pattern they used was, Chapter headings, titles, and page headings all used sans serif.
4.) The color was black/bold black throughout the publication.
5.) It was organized and used little to no italics when emphasizing a point.(only uses italics when telling an anecdote) Its very clear to read, and its easy to find a page number. (I'm currently reading this book) The front cover uses a beautiful almost rustic looking font that catches one's attention...Yet isn't too hard understand.

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1. The title of the book that I chose is called "The House On Mango Street." The author's name is Sandra Cisneros.
2.  I mainly saw Serif text throughout the book. The cover had Sans serif text.
3. The title is Orange. Text in the book is Black. The chapters are bold black.

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I chose "The Giving Tree" by Shel Silverstein. The title and text within the book was written in serif, while the author's name on the cover was written in sans serif. Other than the bright green cover, and red accents (i.e. the apple and the boy's overalls) the book remained fairly monochromatic, as the illustrations were not colored in. The title was also written in white with a black outline, and the author's name was written in black.

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The book I chose is Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen. The title is serif, the author's name is sanserif, and the text is serif, including chapter and volume titles. The only color is on the cover, where the author's name is orange.

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I chose the book, "UnWholly," by Neal Shusterman. I mainly see serif throughout the text. For the main text of the book, everything is written in serif. The chapter names and beginnings of sections are in sans serif. At the top of every other page there is either the author's name or the book title. For these headings, the author's name is serif and the title of the book is sans serif. The whole text is in black. The chapter names being sans serif while the text is in serif creates an interesting style.

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1. 5 Minute Snuggle Stories by Disney
2. I mostly see Serif except for some random words .
3.Serif is mostly used on all pages and the cover beside the word the describes emotions are  sans serif.
4. The color stayed black constantly throughout the book.
5. I didn't see anything that Graphically stood out to me

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The Screwtape Letters by C.S.Lewis

the book had mosty serif in it.

The book was full of serif besides when the text was in itallics (then it was sanserif)

The text was all uniform black lettering devoid of any variation in colors.

The screwtape letters is a compilation of fictional letters and at the end of each letter Screwtape signs his name. That signature is in the same font but it is bolded and that is the only point in the text that bold print is used.

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1. The book is The Hunger Games written by Suzanne Collins.
2. The text has its fair use of Serif throughout the book and it differentiates between chapters and other things using Serif.
3. Due to lack of remembrance of the book, I cannot recall the authenticity but I do remember most if not all chapters headlined with Serif and the conversations in the book were most definitely in Serif form.
4. A goldish-yellow and black was used in the cover page of the back but other than that, color hasn't been used in the book.

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1.  The book "Thirteen Reasons Why" by Jay Asher.
2.  This text does use serif throughout the body and serif to headline the chapters.
3.  Serif was not used in the titles of the chapters, but it was used for all of the text except for conversations in the book.
4.  Color was only used on the front of the book.  There was no color used in the text.

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1. The book, The Complete Equine Veterinary Manual, by: Tony Pavord
2. Throughout the text, I mainly see serif text.
3. Serif seemed to be used in all text including title and all of their pages
4. On the title, the color was red, and on a general page the color was black.

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1. The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
2. The text of the book is written in serif. The chapter titles are written in sans serif.
3. Serif was used in all of the story's text, including bold headlines within the chapters. Sans serif fonts are used in pretty much every title and phrase that is not part of the narrative, such as the title and author's name on the cover, chapter titles, and some bold reviews on the back cover, though most of the reviews and the book's description are written in serif.
4. Everything printed inside the book is in black ink. The cover features a sepia photograph of a hand about to knock over dominoes. The muted colors reflect both the technological capabilities of the historical era and the somber tone of the novel.
5. The chapter titles have a somewhat faded font, which creates a serious, aged effect. This makes the book seem as if it is an older publication that was actually produced during World War II, which is the era in which the novel takes place.

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1. Penzey's Spices Catalogue
2. I mainly saw sans serif when it came to the text. For the title on the front, they used serif but for when it came to the spices and prices listed, they used sans serif. The only other time I saw serif used was when it came to interviews with customers.
3. Thus, the pattern in the use was that serif was used for titles and quotes. Sans serif was used for the bulk of the catalogue.
4. Most of the text in the catalogue is your standard black when it comes to describing the spices and the price for each measurement of them. However, the titles of each spice would be in the same color as the header for that section. For example, if the header for the Garlic section was orange, the title of each type of garlic offered would be orange.
5. Another thing I noticed is that the majority of the colors used in the catalogue are warm colors. This could be due to the fact that we are experiencing Autumn right now and it's the perfect time for pastries such as pies and muffins.

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1. Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen
2. The whole book, including the title on the book is written in Serif except for the author's name which is in sans serif (the author's name is on the cover of the book and on the spine), and the bestsellers list that is on the back of the book which is also written in sans serif.
3. I didn't notice any patterns other than that sans serif was used to write the author's name on both the cover and the spine of the book.
4. The colors used on the text were very diverse, some were gold (title on cover and author's name), white (title on spine, "#1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER", and review on cover), red (list of adjectives describing the book/reviews on back) and black (all the remaining text).

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1. The Prince and the Pauper by Disney
2. The whole book was written in Serif except for the title on the spine of the book.
3. No patterns. Everything was written in Serif.
4. The title used purple and orange to make the words "Prince" and "Pauper" stand out. The other conjunctions in the title were just black and white. The words throughout the rest of the book were in black because they sat on the pictures and it kept the words from blending in.
5. Overall, the publication was very well done and all the words were displayed properly so that parents and their kids could follow along.

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I chose the book Elle and Coach by Stefany Shaheen.  Most of the text is serif, except for the names of the chapters.  The title on the front cover of the book is also serif.  The text in the book didn't have any color except for the title of the book.  There are also pictures in the middle of the book, which are in color.

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The item I picked is “RoadKing” Magazine September/October 2016
I seen both Sans and San serif, but the classification I mainly seen throughout the text was sans serif. I didn't notice any patterns but did notice the article was written in the same text and it changed between the two through the different articles.
The text color was black throughout the publication, but had color pictures and advertisements.
The publication is laid out well, easy to read, understand, with large text and pictures.

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The item is a Sports Illustrated magazine. The classification of the text depended on what section of the magazine it was, but most of the text was sanserif. Most of the articles actually featured serif text, while the titles or starting sentences actually seemed to be sanserif. The text was for the most part colored normal, however, there were some highlighted or red sections that were side notes on an article or something important like that. Since this is a popular magazine, there are a whole bunch of various fonts, sizes, and colors that bring more life and unity, but no distraction, to the reader.

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My item is Lord of the Flies by William Golding. Throughout the text I mainly saw serif. I noticed this author uses serif for the body of the text as well as for the titles. The only color used on the text is black with the exception of the author's name on the front cover, which is in green. I did notice the body text is all one font size and the titles go between two font sizes.

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