An open storybook lies flat, and the child is climbing out of it. The illustrated left page shows a simple watercolour meadow scene; from the right page, the same child emerges in full photographic colour and real dimension, hands braced on the paper edge, one knee already over the spine of the book, mid-laugh at the escape. The transition point matters: where the body meets the page, the paper should bend and lift slightly under the weight, with a soft shadow pooling beneath — not a flat cutout pasted upright. Keep it entirely age-appropriate and platform-safe. The child wears simple denim dungarees over a striped shirt, hair loose and slightly messy. Facial structure, proportions, skin tone and identity come from the uploaded reference exactly, no stylizing of the real child even though the page beside them is illustrated. Warm soft daylight from the upper left, gentle shadow, book resting on a pale wooden surface. Reject flat pasted edges, a child rendered as illustration, distorted hands, extra fingers, unreadable text on the pages, plastic skin, oversaturation, watermarks or logos. Realistic paper bend and watercolour texture, natural skin, 8K, vertical 4:5.
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A dimension-break concept where the paper physically bends under a real child climbing out of an illustrated page.