A young woman with long, dark brown hair and blue eyes is captured in a close-up, lying down and holding a book over part of her face. She appears to be indoors, possibly on a bed or sofa, with a light grey wall visible in the background. A dark teal pillow or blanket is on her left, and patterned bedding is also discernible. She is wearing a light green top. The woman is holding open a copy of "Life Time" by Russell Foster, a non-fiction book with a white cover featuring a vibrant blue, pink, and yellow gradient cylindrical design. The book's subtitle, "The New Science of the Body Clock, and How It Can Revolutionize Your Sleep and Health," is clearly visible, as is the Penguin publisher logo and "THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER" badge. The author is identified as Russell Foster, "Professor of Circadian science, University of Oxford." Various endorsements and excerpts are visible on the cover: - "Who knew that everything, I mean everything, to do with our health is influenced by our circadian rhythms and sleep? A perfect blend of humour, science and pure genius - what more could you want?' Ruby Wax" - "Sleep better, work better, feel better." - "I learned so much' James Nestor, author of Breath" - "A superlative guide to some of the most intriguing questions of human existence' Bill Bryson" - Part of a longer text discussing the impact of circadian rhythms on health, mentioning work, exercise, infection, cancer, obesity, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and mental illness, and how Russell Foster shares his life's work. - "A comprehensive manifesto for living in harmony with our bo Financial Times" The woman's left hand, which holds the book, shows nail polish with a two-toned design: light blue and dark brown/maroon. Her gaze is directed towards the viewer, with a neutral and calm expression. The setting suggests a relaxed moment, possibly reading or resting, in Bristol, United Kingdom. in Bristol, United Kingdom

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Jun 3, 2026

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A young woman with long, dark brown hair and blue eyes is captured in a close-up, lying down and holding a book over part of her face. She appears to be indoors, possibly on a bed or sofa, with a light grey wall visible in the background. A dark teal pillow or blanket is on her left, and patterned bedding is also discernible. She is wearing a light green top. The woman is holding open a copy of "Life Time" by Russell Foster, a non-fiction book with a white cover featuring a vibrant blue, pink, and yellow gradient cylindrical design. The book's subtitle, "The New Science of the Body Clock, and How It Can Revolutionize Your Sleep and Health," is clearly visible, as is the Penguin publisher logo and "THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER" badge. The author is identified as Russell Foster, "Professor of Circadian science, University of Oxford." Various endorsements and excerpts are visible on the cover: - "Who knew that everything, I mean everything, to do with our health is influenced by our circadian rhythms and sleep? A perfect blend of humour, science and pure genius - what more could you want?' Ruby Wax" - "Sleep better, work better, feel better." - "I learned so much' James Nestor, author of Breath" - "A superlative guide to some of the most intriguing questions of human existence' Bill Bryson" - Part of a longer text discussing the impact of circadian rhythms on health, mentioning work, exercise, infection, cancer, obesity, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and mental illness, and how Russell Foster shares his life's work. - "A comprehensive manifesto for living in harmony with our bo Financial Times" The woman's left hand, which holds the book, shows nail polish with a two-toned design: light blue and dark brown/maroon. Her gaze is directed towards the viewer, with a neutral and calm expression. The setting suggests a relaxed moment, possibly reading or resting, in Bristol, United Kingdom.

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