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24 October 2018

Wordless Wednesday | Book Covers

 
Wordless Wednesday is supposed to be about posting a photo(s) without any words. But, I'm a rule breaker, so here are a few words:

1 - I was recently tagged for a Facebook challenge where you post the covers of some of your favorite books for seven days. These are some of the ones I chose.

2 - I wonder how people come up with Facebook challenge ideas. Some of them are very creative. I might have to come up with one of my own, like post a picture every day for a week of the things your cat knocks off the table.

3 - They say you shouldn't judge a book by its cover, but I do. The cover plays a big part in whether I'll read something or not.

What words does this picture(s) bring to your mind when you look at it?

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14 comments:

  1. I do judge a book by its cover - that cover has to draw me in or I'll never read it.

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  2. I also judge a book by its cover. I like your choices.

    Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. ♥

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    1. I think it's hard not to judge a book by it's cover.

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  3. Like others, I judge books by covers, and I'm usually harder on self-published books because the control of their cover is in their hands. Your covers are adorable, btw, and I like the selection you chose as your favorites too.

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    1. That's a really interesting point about being harder on self-pubbed authors. That makes sense.

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  4. Covers and log lines. Those are the love at first sights for me too.

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    1. Log lines are so important too. They definitely make or break it for me.

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  5. I just did my book challenge today. I am not sure that I would have chose to read any of my fave books by their cover. They tend to be a little dreary (except for the Terry Pratchett which is just weird). Great cover artwork is wonderful, though. I may have chosen more records by their covers back in the day when I bought albums.

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    1. I really need to read more Terry Prachett - he's so funny.

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  6. Nancy Drew! How excited i was the Christmas i was given the full set of those and the Hardy Boys. Still have them, too.

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    1. I used to get excited when I'd get new Nancy Drew books on birthdays etc.

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  7. Listing the things your cat knocks off the table made me laugh. I should read more instead of pouring every free minute into writing or social media. ~sigh~ Be well!

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    1. Sometimes it can be hard to find a balance between reading and writing when you're a writer.

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