UK vs. The world is a weekly meme I made up lol.
It's simlair to UK vs. US except the UK covers are battling it out with their foreign counterparts from all over the world, because who doesn't love judging books by their covers!
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| UK vs Greece |
All souls trilogy book one.
('Μάγισσες' translates to 'Witches.' - According to Google translate.)
Mist: I'm so in love with the Greek cover, its an easy win for me, I love the colours, the birds and the intesity. All I like about the UK cover is the red smoke, the rest is kind of boring. The Greek cover has lots of mystery and is what I'd be more likely to pick up.
Ninfa: A Discovery of Witches: I don't really get the UK cover, I have to admit. The font is lovely, and I like the smoke-like red tendrils too, but I'm not sure what it all has to do with the book...maybe it's one of those you only get when you actually read the book.
The Greek cover is gorgeous, really atmospheric. I love the eyes in particular, they just draw you in, and I love that the model is a red head, I always associate red hair with witches 😊
The blue smoke and the necklace are also interesting touches on this cover.
Greece gets it right for me this time.
It's a Greek win 😊
The Greek cover is gorgeous, really atmospheric. I love the eyes in particular, they just draw you in, and I love that the model is a red head, I always associate red hair with witches 😊
The blue smoke and the necklace are also interesting touches on this cover.
Greece gets it right for me this time.
It's a Greek win 😊
Which do you prefer?
This books sounds interesting.Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteThis is one amazing book! And yes, you have to read it to get the cover. The city scape at the bottom is Oxford: where the majority of the novel is set. The font and the smoke give the witchy feel. That said the Greek cover is much more eye catching and beautiful, just less meaningful than the uk. So it's a draw for me :)
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