Friday Face Off: The Storm Beneath the World by Michael R Fletcher

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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’ve chosen a book that I’ve read previously and loved.  The Storm Beneath the World by Michael R Fletcher.  Here are the covers:

My favourite this week:

Have you read this book already?  What did you think and which is your favourite?

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

Friday Face Off: House of Frost and Feathers by Lauren Wiesebron

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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’ve chosen a book that I’m currently reading.  The House of Frost and Feathers by Lauren Wiesebron.

My favourite this week:

At first glance the cover with the roaring fire appeals to me, but, having started to read this I actually think the  second covers suits the read better.

Have you read this book already?  What did you think and which is your favourite?

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

Friday Face Off: The Spellshop by Sarah Beth Durst

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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’ve chosen a book that I read this year and loved.  Two of the covers are very similar but then there’s an extra cover that is definitely different.  Check them out:

My favourite this week:

Have you read this book already?  What did you think and which is your favourite?

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

Friday Face Off: The Listeners by Maggie Stiefvater

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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’ve chosen a book that I’m really excited about and couldn’t help noticing that it already has a number of covers so thought I’d highlight it this week. The Listeners by Maggie Stiefvater:

For info, the middle cover isn’t a confirmed cover as you can see by the sticker – but I actually like it so thought I’d give it it’s moment in the spotlight: My favourite this week:

There’s something decidedly ominous about this cover.  On the first glance it appears harmless but when you carry on looking at it there’s something about it that makes you think that everything isn’t quite as it seems.  Have you read this book already?  What did you think and which is your favourite?

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

Friday Face Off: Sour Cherry by Natalia Theodoridou

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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’ve chosen a book that is on my shelf waiting to be read.  I love the sound of this one – it gives me Bluebeard vibes reading the description but I have no idea if that’s the case.  Sour Cherry by Natalia Theodoridou.  This is a debut novel but there are two very different covers.  Check them out:

I’m guessing the first is going for a fairytale look with that shiny cherry – but, ahem, dripping with blood!  The second is very sinister isn’t it!  I really don’t know how to choose between the two.  I think simply because it’s so unusual my favourite this week:

Have you read this book already?  What did you think and which is your favourite?

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

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