- You Can't Judge a Book By Its Cover - Which is very true.
But you can like one cover version better than another...
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Trade softcover |
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Hardcover |
A bit of a different twist on cover art this week. While hunting down the cover art for
The Tilted World by
Tom Franklin and
Beth Ann Fennelly, I stopped to compare the hardcover vs. the paperback cover. I absolutely loved the book - I just read it this week. I honestly can't decide which cover I prefer. The trade editon captures the lead character for me, but the hardcover absolutely captures the setting, also a main component of the book. It's a book that is a permanent addition to my library. Which cover do you prefer? Have you read The Tilted World?
You Can't Judge A Book By Its Cover is a regular Saturday feature on A Bookworm's World
5 comments:
But you so get drawn in by attractive covers - doesn't everyone?
I'm sure you've gotten this comment before, but it's "its cover" not "it's cover".
I just love your "cover" comparisons. For me, this one is no contest - the hardcover wins. I love the sense of loneliness and the desolation that the harsh landscape pictured on this cover evokes.
Cheers,
Icewineanne
lakebotany@hotmail.ca
I love the trade cover but can see where the other captures the story.
Oh indeed I do Mystica!
Thanks Mary - it's one I always mess up!
Thanks Icewineanne - glad you're enjoying them!
Kathy - I loved them both after reading the book
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