Share your favorite front book cover/s, whether it is nonfiction or fiction.

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Share your favorite front book cover/s, whether, nonfiction or fiction.

Explanation is optional.



Stephen King's Under the Dome



I don't why I like the cover, although I haven't read the book yet.

The Last Song by Nicholas Sparks



Hindi ko alam kung bakit, basta ko lang nagustuhan cover.

EBAonyourwall

i'm not a big fan of kenzaburo oe, but i have a copy of "A Personal Matter". the image of the father and son in this cover is simple and striking.

F-A Soldier

I like minimal color scheme. Simple pictures and silhouettes.

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nozmail

CoolCucumber

The cover is the reason why I picked up this book and bought it:




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EBAonyourwall

that cover of "Again to Carthage" reminds me of this



i love the way the letters and blank space seem to overwhelm the tiny figure of the runner. it's as if he's running in a place that's not here.

EBAonyourwall

nozmail, why do you like that cover of underground?

nozmail

EBAonyourwall wrote: »

nozmail, why do you like that cover of underground?

the cover looks like it came from a picture of a newspaper clipping. i think it is iconic and greatly depicts the horror of the sarin gas attack. the victim (whose face we cannot see) with the addition of the black and white, grainy quality of the photo suggests that this could have happened to anyone.