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These two covers were not done by the same designer. And although similar, the fonts are actually different (Grotesque on the left, Din on the right). No intentional stealing occurred.

The “people” icon has been used on countless covers to convey genderless, ageless, race-neutral people. As some of the responders mentioned, it's not easy to come up with a unique universal symbol for people and thus, we designers often default to the true and tried generic stick figure, if you will. It's not out of laziness – it's out of a need to quickly convey meaning through use of imagery that is instantly and universally recognizable. Most readers don't spend too much time contemplating a cover. It's our job as designers to capture their interest and give them an immediate sense of what this book is about.

And for what it's worth, we have an intense jacket review process at Harvard Business Press and we partner with our authors on every level, including jacket design.

It's been enlightening reading all the responses. Not all were easy to digest, but I applaud the dialogue and look forward to continuing the discussion.

These two covers were not done by the same designer. And although similar, the fonts are actually different (Grotesque on the left, Din on the right). No intentional stealing occurred.

The “people” icon has been used on countless covers to convey genderless, ageless, race-neutral people. As some of the responders mentioned, it's not easy to come up with a unique universal symbol for people and thus, we designers often default to the true and tried generic stick figure, if you will. It's not out of laziness – it's out of a need to quickly convey meaning through use of imagery that is instantly and universally recognizable. Most readers don't spend too much time contemplating a cover. It's our job as designers to capture their interest and give them an immediate sense of what this book is about.

And for what it's worth, we have an intense jacket review process at Harvard Business Press and we partner with our authors on every level, including jacket design.

It's been enlightening reading all the responses. Not all were easy to digest, but I applaud the dialogue and look forward to continuing the discussion.

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Indeed, given all the different ways in which book covers might be similar and the large number of pairs of new books covers to compare, it'd be pretty remarkable if there wasn't a passing similarity between any.