Can't submit my photo book

i've FINALLY finished laying out my iBook and now want to submit/buy, but getting an error saying one of my pages is missing a photo....the page it takes me to looks normal, and I can't figure out how to get past this message. Have taken the photos out of this particular page, dragged them back in, resized them etc, all to no avail
getting frustrated!
any tips??
thx!!!

Look for a page with a layout and background like this:
This will give you that error message.
OT

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