Simple, clean cover needed for health/wellness book for cancer patients

Chemo Conversations: What You Need to Know About Cancer, Chemo and Coping--Advice from a Cancer Doctor

Angela DeRidder, MD, MPH

Angela DeRidder, MD, MPH, is an board certified medical oncologist, author, researcher, wife and mother. She received her medical degree from University of Maryland, Baltimore and completed her internal medicine and oncology training at the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore, MD. She is passionate about patient education and improving the health of her patients and her community.

Written by a cancer doctor, Chemo Conversations is a WELLNESS book geared towards cancer patients and their loved ones. It covers educational information about cancer and chemotherapy, tips on how to manage chemotherapy side effects, and advice on how to cope with the mental, physical and financial impact of cancer. Tone of book is conversational and motivational. Topics the book covers: -What chemotherapy is, and why we give it -Chemotherapy side effects, and how to manage them (nausea, diarrhea, constipation, suppressed immune system, anemia) -How to navigate your cancer doctor appointment (who to bring, questions to ask, etc.) - Physical side effects of cancer and how to improve them (exercise, supplements, hydration) - Mental side effects of cancer and how to improve them (faith, relationships, etc.) - How to communicate with your doctor

- Men and women between 25 - 75 years of age who either have cancer themselves or have a loved one diagnosed with cancer. Will likely be slightly more women reading the book than men -Health-conscious -Intelligent but not necessarily familiar with medical terms/healthcare system. Likely have college education or higher -Looking for additional guidance on how to navigate complex medical decisions -Motivated, with the goal of doing well during chemotherapy and taking back control over their lives

Please use softer, more gentle/feminine shades of these palettes. While the books is for both men and women, I would prefer the cover to be less aggressive.