Bonjour everyone!
Before I start, did you guys hear about Paris in July?
It's a month long event hosted by Karen of BookBath and Tamara of Thyme for Tea, to celebrate all things French!
And you can still register to participate!
So, today we're going to compare two book covers (original vs French)!
I've already posted reviews of these particular books, if you ever want to learn more about them.
THE ROAR by Emma Clayton
Translated as LE MUR (The Wall)
THE LAST WORDS OF WILL WOLFKIN by Steven Knight
Translated as L'HERITAGE DES FELS (The Fels Legacy)
I chose those two because, for once, I like all of them!
They are all different, but I think they all have the little something that makes them catchy!
I tend to be harsh when it comes to French covers but, this time, I have to say that I like them. :)
What do you think?
PS : Pssst... I'm looking for guest posts...
I like all of them as well, Charlotte. The covers for The Roar are both so completely different from the other, come to think of it I prefer the French cover of The Roar :)
ReplyDeleteYes, THE ROAR covers don't "say" the same thing. I love how covers can change our perception of a book.
DeleteThe French covers are way cooler.
ReplyDeleteEspecially the 2nd one.
I agree, I LOVE the second one! It has some real style!
DeleteThis is fun, Charlotte. And I agree about the French cover, especially number 2! Stop by The Marmelade Gypsy -- I've been doing French posts for about a month and hopefully will have a few to continue into July!
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