In this whimsical birthday card illustration, imagine a bustling village square inspired by Norman Rockwell, where the quaint cobblestone street comes alive with festivity. At the center, a vibrant scene unfolds around a giant cake perched atop an oversized Duolingo owl, whose cheerful eyes and winged glasses reflect the playful whimsy of Maurice Sendak's creatures. The cake is a spectacle in itself, adorned with candles spelling out "Leah" in swirling icing letters that catch the sunlight like something out of a Maxfield Parrish painting. Hovering above, the sky is filled with fluffy, cloud-like puffs that, upon closer inspection, are actually speech bubbles containing birthday wishes in various languages, echoing Arthur Rackham's intricate detailing. Alongside, a flock of Beatrix Potter-inspired animals—rabbits in tiny waistcoats, hedgehogs with spectacles, and squirrels with parasols—congregate to sing "Happy Birthday" in different tongues, their movements reminiscent of Edward Gorey’s delightful absurdity. Meanwhile, the village children, reminiscent of Quentin Blake's lively figures, rush around with balloons that lift into the air, trailing behind them ribbons that form the word "Leah" high in the sky. Overhead, a banner strung between two quaint village houses displays "Happy Birthday, Leah" in a decorative font, nodding to the ornate elegance of Aubrey Beardsley. The entire scene is a celebration of language and joy, a birthday bash that speaks to Leah’s love for learning and her adventurous spirit.

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