Hi! I am not sure if this is appropriate to post here, but I need some help and so I figured I would come to the experts! I have a business on Etsy selling re-designed dust jackets for popular book series. Some of you may have seen me on tiktok before (@EAcrafting), but I'm looking for some help! I have never read any of the outlander books but I have a ton of people asking me to design covers. I have seen the tv show so I am familiar with the characters and storyline, but I'm obviously missing a lot of details.

What I am looking for is help choosing a a symbol or image that best represents each book, or a meaningful quote from each book. I am looking to do all of the books in the series and I would love if I could get any kind of input on this.

Here are some ideas I have so far:

Book 1 - Craigh na dun rocks

Book 2 - jacobite symbol

Book 3 - a boat/ship?

after that I am lost!

Thank you so much in advance to anyone who responds!!

Extra info: the kind of thing I am looking for is a symbol that impacted the story in some way, or is easily recognized from the storyline. For an example I used The sorting hat for the first Harry Potter book, a trident for the first Percy Jackson book, and a Rose for the first ACOTAR book. Something minimal and easy to conceptualize and draw would be best!

I am in S4 but I am intrigued by the fact that Jammie is more attached and loves more Bree than Willie. Jamie spent 6 full years with Willie at Helwater,he actually raised him as father-son all that time. Jamie met first time Bree when she was already adult and they got that strong bound right away like they were never apart. I understand that Claire is the love of Jammie 's life and Bree is their daughter but this has nothing to do with affection you develop spending time with your child and Jammie spent more time with Willie than with Bree. So ,how comes he doesn't love him more and especially, how comes he did not wanted to reunite with him and have more time with him after Willie grew up and moved in US with Clair. I find him more distant and cold with Willie than Brianna. Don't you?

Okay, so I am rewatching for the 500th time and I have never realized some of the things that Ned Gowen says...more importantly Season 1 Episode 5 "Rent"

Ned: "I must say, you got a good head on your shoulders, and a tongue for argument as well. You'd make a fine advocate yerself. It's a pity they don't allow women to practice law."

Claire: "Hmm. Not yet.

Ned: "Ah, it'll be a few centuries before that happens."

Thoughts?

A throw back to Jamie and claire in France during the first part of S2 and b2

When Lizzie gets pregnant she doesn’t know which beardsley twin got her pregnant - this is a very similar storyline for Bree but Lizzie doesn’t get raped as Bree did - but the thing Bree goes through something very similar with her son and she doesn’t know who his father is - this is very similar and can’t you tell the parallel storyline happening here?

Just caught a detail I missed the first 3x watching Season 2. What ring is Jamie wearing on the pinky finger of his right hand, beginning in ep 202, Not in Scotland Anymore? First see it clearly when Jamie meets with Prince Charles at the brothel. But he doesn't wear it to bed (the “honeypot is bare” scene). Looks like a signet ring. Never seen it before. Where did it originate? What have I missed? Thanks.

I'm reading book 2 at the moment and something just struck me - during her pregnancy Claire is drinking constantly! I understand there was a pressure from society to participate in drinking during social functions, but I see mentions of wine or whisky literally in every other scene. Why would she do that if she's a medical proffesional? Also do you think it had an impact on what happened later?.

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