French Friday is a weekly meme hosted here. Each week, I write about bookish things happening in France, share French book covers, titles' translations and more...
Hello dear French Fridayers!
Before starting this French Friday, I shall remind you that I'm looking for guest posts for my French Fridays! If you're intrigued and/or interested, everything's explained over there.
Now, let's get back to business wiiiith... French covers!
Solace of the Road by Siobhan Dowd
French Title: Où Vas-tu, Sunshine ? (Where Are You Going, Sunshine?)
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares
French Title: Quatre Filles et un Jean (Four Girls and One Pair of Jeans)

French Title: Quatre Filles et un Jean (Four Girls and One Pair of Jeans)

Wishing For Tomorrow by Hilary McKay
French Title: Les Petites Pensionnaires (The Little Boarders)
French Title: Les Petites Pensionnaires (The Little Boarders)

My thoughts on the covers:
Solace of the Road
I Definitely like the original one better. I love the colors and basically the whole picture. And shall I remind you that I'm not a fan of covers with faces on it?! Plus, what is that title's translation? Why?
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants
I like the French cover better. I'm not fond of the font they used on the original cover, and the pair of jeans are just too.. simple? I think the French cover has more peps, with the colors and all.
Wishing For Tomorrow
Again, I must say that I like the French cover better. It's more simple, with less things to look at. And I love the tree. :) It's funny how they used the same girl but not the same place.
Now, What do YOU think?
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3 commentaires:
I really love the French cover of Solace of the Road! But I agree with the title, it's a little bit strange. ;)
This is such a great idea! French is such a beautiful language, if only I could have learn more in those 3 years I took it! Oh and " Out vas-tu Sunshine?" Means where are you going sunshine? :)
This is such a great idea! French is such a beautiful language, if only I could have learn more in those 3 years I took it! Oh and " Out vas-tu Sunshine?" Means where are you going sunshine? :)
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