A close-up, eye-level shot captures a blue book titled "Your Life Is Manufactured" held by a person's hand against a light-colored, possibly white or grey, surface. The book cover is designed in the style of a model kit, featuring various everyday objects outlined in a light golden or beige color, connected by thin lines resembling a sprue. These numbered objects include a conveyor belt (1), kettle (2), trousers (3), smartphone (4), syringe/measuring device (5), bicycle (6), laptop (7), ice cream cone (8), screwdriver (9), and an airplane (10). The main title "Your Life Is Manufactured" is prominently displayed vertically on the left side of the cover. Below it, the subtitle reads "How the World Is Made and How We Can Do It Better." The author's name, "Tim Minshall," is written vertically on the right side. Several review quotes are visible on the top left: "'Revelatory.' SUNDAY TIMES", "'Extraordinarily good.' DAVID SPIEGELHALTER", and "'Fascinating.' THE TIMES". A small "ff" logo is in the top right corner of the cover. The hand, showing a thumb and two fingers, holds the bottom right edge of the book. Strong, direct lighting, possibly sunlight, illuminates the scene from the left, casting a distinct shadow of the book and hand onto the surface to the right. The background surface appears flat and uniform, without specific identifying features. The image suggests a moment of displaying or reading the book. in London, United Kingdom

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Apr 30, 2026, 12:53 PM

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A close-up, eye-level shot captures a blue book titled "Your Life Is Manufactured" held by a person's hand against a light-colored, possibly white or grey, surface. The book cover is designed in the style of a model kit, featuring various everyday objects outlined in a light golden or beige color, connected by thin lines resembling a sprue. These numbered objects include a conveyor belt (1), kettle (2), trousers (3), smartphone (4), syringe/measuring device (5), bicycle (6), laptop (7), ice cream cone (8), screwdriver (9), and an airplane (10). The main title "Your Life Is Manufactured" is prominently displayed vertically on the left side of the cover. Below it, the subtitle reads "How the World Is Made and How We Can Do It Better." The author's name, "Tim Minshall," is written vertically on the right side. Several review quotes are visible on the top left: "'Revelatory.' SUNDAY TIMES", "'Extraordinarily good.' DAVID SPIEGELHALTER", and "'Fascinating.' THE TIMES". A small "ff" logo is in the top right corner of the cover. The hand, showing a thumb and two fingers, holds the bottom right edge of the book. Strong, direct lighting, possibly sunlight, illuminates the scene from the left, casting a distinct shadow of the book and hand onto the surface to the right. The background surface appears flat and uniform, without specific identifying features. The image suggests a moment of displaying or reading the book.

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