Around The World in Book Covers Russian vs British Edition
I don't do this feature often enough but I thought it would be fun to do it today :)
Again, the girl is 16! UK cover is much more appropriate :)
They both look like they are 25, so no winner for me!
I like the typography and image treatment on Russian covers so much more.
I actually really like both and can't choose... What do you think?
I usually don't like Russian covers. No matter what genre it is, they almost always look like cheap romances. I also don’t understand how they translate book titles. Sometimes they are so different I wouldn’t have guessed that it is the same book.
ReplyDeleteI like the last Russian one, cool :D
ReplyDeleteAs for cleavage girl, yeah, too much, hello 16
you know what? I think I prefer the russian each time, they're really beautiful! thank you!
ReplyDeleteI just read Name of the Star over the holidays..I think the UK cover is the bets of them all..have the US version of the sequel and it looks awful.
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean about Feed, I love the original cover but it is kinda cool to see a sensible portrait of the characters now and then.
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ReplyDeleteThe Russian covers are beautiful! =)
ReplyDeleteRussian covers are prettier! Though the covers of East are gorgeous, so I can't decide either wich one is my favorite
ReplyDeleteI so love the Russian cover of East! Very folklore-ish. :) It actually reminds me of a perfume that's inspired by Russian (Slavic) folklore! :) It's Enchanted Forest by The Vagabond Prince. :)
ReplyDeleteHehe I think I agree with you ever time Kara.
ReplyDeleteI love the original cover of Feed. Most of the UK covers work better for me, the typography and images on Russian covers is nicer I totally agree.
ReplyDeleteWhat is it about The Name of the Star that it mostly gets terrible cover?
ReplyDeleteHearts at Stake: UK.
Personal Demons: EW.
The Poison Throne: The Russian for sure.
East: UK
Feed: UK, though the Russian cover is hilarious.
The Last Princess: *snorts* Russians have a serious sense of humor is what I'm learning. Either that or these are the result of all of that vodka.