Friday Face Off : The Warm Hands of Ghosts by Katherine Arden

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Today I’m returning to the  Friday Face Off, originally created by Books by Proxy).  I’ve missed these for the past few months and so would like to get back to comparing covers (and hopefully I will be updating this page with a new banner.  This is an opportunity to look at a book of your choice and shine the spotlight on the covers.  Of course this only works for those books that have alternative covers (although sometimes I use this to look at a series of books to choose a favourite). . So, if you have a book that has alternative covers, highlight them and choose your favourite.  If you’re taking part it would be great if you leave a link so I can take a look at what you’ve chosen.

This week my book is a title that I am really excited about.  The Warm Hands of Ghosts by Katherine Arden.  I absolutely loved her Bear and Nightingale (Winternight) trilogy and cannot wait to see what she does next.  Click on the link above to read what this book is about – it sounds amazing.  Two covers for this one.  Let’s take a look:

It’s difficult to choose a favourite this week.  I love the first cover.  It’s the cover I’m familiar with and it has a ghostly appeal – something about the way the hands are almost luminous appearing out of the darkness, plus I love the font – and the poppy.  The second cover is also, well, my cup of tea.  I love covers that have this classic stylised feel, the little intriguing details plus the colours work so well together.  If pushed, and probably because it’s the first cover I saw and grew attached to:

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Which is your favourite?

Join me next week in highlighting one of your reads with different covers.

Friday Face Off : The Cautious Traveller’s Guide to The Wastelands by Sarah Brooks

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Today I’m returning to the  Friday Face Off, originally created by Books by Proxy).  I’ve missed these for the past few months and so would like to get back to comparing covers (and hopefully I will be updating this page with a new banner.  This is an opportunity to look at a book of your choice and shine the spotlight on the covers.  Of course this only works for those books that have alternative covers (although sometimes I use this to look at a series of books to choose a favourite). . So, if you have a book that has alternative covers, highlight them and choose your favourite.  If you’re taking part it would be great if you leave a link so I can take a look at what you’ve chosen.

This week my book is a title that I will be reading in the new year that I’m really looking forward to.  The Cautious Traveller’s Guide to The Wastelands by Sarah Brooks.  Two covers. Take a look:

Which is your favourite?

Join me next week in highlighting one of your reads with different covers.

Friday Face Off : The Hacienda by Isabel Cañas

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Today I’m returning to the  Friday Face Off, originally created by Books by Proxy).  I’ve missed these for the past few months and so would like to get back to comparing covers (and hopefully I will be updating this page with a new banner.  This is an opportunity to look at a book of your choice and shine the spotlight on the covers.  Of course this only works for those books that have alternative covers (although sometimes I use this to look at a series of books to choose a favourite). . So, if you have a book that has alternative covers, highlight them and choose your favourite.  If you’re taking part it would be great if you leave a link so I can take a look at what you’ve chosen.

This week my book is The Hacienda by Isabel Cañas.  This is a book that I’m slightly behind with but still hopeful to catch up with in the next few weeks.  And, it has plenty of covers so let’s take a look:

Which is your favourite?

Join me next week in highlighting one of your reads with different covers.

Friday Face Off : Twelve (The Danilov Quintet #1) by Jasper Kent

Posted On 20 October 2023

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Today I’m returning to the  Friday Face Off, originally created by Books by Proxy).  I’ve missed these for the past few months and so would like to get back to comparing covers (and hopefully I will be updating this page with a new banner.  This is an opportunity to look at a book of your choice and shine the spotlight on the covers.  Of course this only works for those books that have alternative covers (although sometimes I use this to look at a series of books to choose a favourite). . So, if you have a book that has alternative covers, highlight them and choose your favourite.  If you’re taking part it would be great if you leave a link so I can take a look at what you’ve chosen.

This week I’m going back a few years to a book set in Russia that brings to us creatures of legend – the voordalak,  Twelve, (The Danilov Quintet #1) by Jasper Kent.

Here are the covers:

Which is your favourite?

Join me next week in highlighting one of your reads with different covers.

Friday Face Off : Everyone Who Can Forgive Me is Dead by Jenny Hollander

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Today I’m returning to the  Friday Face Off, originally created by Books by Proxy).  I’ve missed these for the past few months and so would like to get back to comparing covers (and hopefully I will be updating this page with a new banner.  This is an opportunity to look at a book of your choice and shine the spotlight on the covers.  Of course this only works for those books that have alternative covers (although sometimes I use this to look at a series of books to choose a favourite). . So, if you have a book that has alternative covers, highlight them and choose your favourite.  If you’re taking part it would be great if you leave a link so I can take a look at what you’ve chosen.

My book this week is a book due out in 2024.  Everyone Who Can Forgive Me is Dead by Jenny Hollander.  I love the sound of this one.

Here are the covers

I really like the colours of the blue cover but this week my favourite is:

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I like the way the word ‘dead’ is a different colour and it has a feel of something different, sitting there atop that city skyscape.

Which is your favourite?

Join me next week in highlighting one of your reads with different covers.

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