- House Rules: A Memoir by Rachel Sontag
- Alva and Irva: The Twins Who Saved a City by Edward Carey
- The Mammoth Book of Lesbian Short Stories edited by Emma Donoghue*
- Divisadero by Michael Ondaatje
- Keeping You a Secret by Julie Anne Peters
I included both covers of House Rules in part for the sake of symmetry, but also because I feel like the mood of each cover is very different, despite the fact that both use the same image. (I much prefer the black-and-white version.)
Interestingly enough, after I’d prepared this post last week, I noticed that Jacket Whys had featured six other covers similar to these in a post called “Skin.”
*I’m hoping to meet Emma Donoghue at BEA later today when she will be signing copies of her latest book, Room.
Have fun at the BEA!
ReplyDeleteHey Avis! It was great to meet you today at the BBC. I love what you do with the similar covers... You have a feature! I love that!!
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Attending BEA and BBC must have been so awesome :-)
ReplyDeleteI kinda like the House Rules cover in color, I prefer that one over the others.
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ReplyDeleteAn interesting thing to note on your particular set of face covers is that the type style and placement is similar as well!
ReplyDeleteHi, Avis! Great to meet you at BEA! I am the author of The Artist Within. Thanks for everything you do to inspire people to READ!!! Cheers! Whitney
ReplyDeleteHow exitiong that you might meet Emma Donoghue. I have Room on my TBR list.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Tiina
I love the similar covers and I loved meeting you at BEA!
ReplyDeleteI like this feature! It is interesting when you look at covers with similar themes and sense the different moods in each.
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