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I have changed the infobox picture from Image:Esquire July 2007.jpg to a file I have uploaded, Image:Gingerbread Girl audiobook cover.jpg. The original picture was confusing, deceptive and was a poor representation of the article itself. While the story may have first been published in that magazine issue the depiction of Angelia Jolie on the cover was jarring when I first saw it and didn't seem to fit with the short article. I believe the new cover to the audiobook is a more apt pairing for the article.
Danleary25 (talk) 04:05, 16 May 2013 (UTC)Reply