Friday Face Off : Sealed with a kiss
11 February 2022
Filed under Book Reviews
Tags: Books by Proxy, Friday Face off, Sealed with a Kiss
Here we are again with the Friday Face Off meme created by Books by Proxy . This is a great opportunity to feature some of your favourite book covers. The rules are fairly simple each week, following a predetermined theme (list below) choose a book (this doesn’t have to be a book that you’ve read), compare a couple of the different covers available for that particular book and choose your favourite. Future’s themes are listed below – if you have a cover in mind that you’re really wanting to share then feel free to leave a comment about a future suggested theme. I’ve also listed events that take place during the year, that I’m aware of, so you can link up your covers – if you’re aware of any events that you think I should include then give me a shout.
I’ve added themes in below. For information, I’m trying out some new ideas so along with coming up with particular items for book covers I thought we could also look for certain elements contained within the book or that play a large part in the story – this really broadens things out because I have plenty of more ideas with this – I’ve gone for a few of the Tough Travel Themes (so a book with that theme – just choose any book – the theme isn’t necessarily on the cover, then compare covers), also, I’ve thrown in some genres and some colours. Hopefully this will open things out a little and give us some more freedom to come up with new books.
This week’s theme:
Sealed with a kiss – lips, or the impression left by a kiss
How on earth did I come up with this theme – I hope you all managed a little easier than I did. I was a bit stumped and although I did eventually find two books that fit they’re both from quite a few years ago. I’ve gone for Shadow Kiss, book 3 in the Vampire Academy series by Richelle Mead. Here are the covers:
If you know of an event that’s coming up let me know and I’ll try and include covers that work for the event itself so that you can link up to the Friday Face Off and, as always, if you wish to submit an idea then leave me a comment – or if you’d like to host a week then simply let me know. Also, I would just mention that it’s very possible that some of these might be repeats from previous FFOs although I have tried to invent more ‘open ended’ prompt that can be interpreted differently and also prompts that relate to emotions. Finally, don’t struggle with any of these, this is meant to be a fun way of highlighting books. If you can’t come up with a book you think fits for a particular week use a freebie – perhaps a recent read for example:
Next Week – Tough Travel Tropes – Hate to Love
2022
Oh! The red one with the lip imprint is great!
Yeah, I was so happy to see that one.
Lynn 😀
The red one is my favorite! And I didn’t think this was too hard😁
Oh good – just me then hopeful;y. Sometimes I really struggle and then I feel all guilty that I’ve used a theme that’s too tough.
Lynn 😀
No, that was a really cool prompt!
I LOVE that first cover, so neat!
The prompt worked awesome for me: https://wordsandpeace.com/2022/02/11/friday-face-off-lips/
But I may use a freebie next week – thanks for the suggestion of doing that
Well, good then. I was struggling so hoped it wasn’t as tough for everyone else. Look forward to seeing your freebie week. Just a bit of extra info – the tough travel themes are all based on tropes from books ,so basically, you don’t have to come up with a cover that fits the theme – but a book with those tropes in it – so if it was ‘set in school – you would find a book set in a school but not necessarily covers that show a school. – I’ve put this and a few other alternative type themes in this year to try and mix things up a little.
Can’t wait to see what you post.
Lynn 😀
actually, it will fit the theme. I was just writing a review tonight, and it hit me that’s perfect for that prompt!!
But thanks for clarifying, I’m stilly very new in your meme
I love the dark green/black one: that shadowy face in the background makes for a very powerful image 🙂
Yes, it’s actually more powerful than the actual ‘faces on covers’ for some reason.
Maybe the subtlety?
Lynn 😀
I think I like the green one more than the others.
It’s a lovely cover, quite subtle.
Lynn 😀