Tuesday, 22 September 2009

Cover Wars: Hardback vs Paperback

Having recently ordered Living Dead Girl by Elizabeth Scott in paperback (there are so many good reviews for this and I loved Bloom) I was disappointed that they changed the cover for it's release. That is not to say I don't like it because I do - although it has a very 'twilight' feel that seems to be in abundance lately (black background with a photographic image) - there is just something about the hardback that really caught my attention.




Hardback/Paperback

Which do you prefer?

5 comments:

La Coccinelle said...

I prefer the hardcover. The paperback just screams "Twilight bandwagon".

prophecygirl said...

I prefer the hardcover too, I personally think it depicts the story better. Can't wait 'til you read this - it's a fantastic book.

Krista said...

I prefer the hardcover, as well. It's different and really pretty... I haven't heard of this one before, but I think I'm going to order me a cpoy now. Cool!

EP said...

I like both of them, actually. I like the paperback one because of the colour and design of the ribbon but yeah, you're right, there seems to be a lot of that "Twilight" kind of cover coming out.

Between the two, I prefer the hardback one because I guess it conveys the story as well (though I haven't read the book). The leaves kind of shows "deadness" (well, that's how I see it) and then there's the dress and a part of a jeans which kind of relates to the title.

Alessandra said...

I agree with you - the hardback cover has something. The paperback totally leaves me "blah".

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