I love checking out the cover of other language versions of popular books. Today I took a look at Cinder, which I'm totally admitting that I haven't read yet.
English
Spanish (hardcover)
Italian
Portuguese
Spanish (paperback)
For once, I think the English version is my favourite! I love how it's a total nod to the fairytale while still looking all cyborg-y. The Spanish paperback is really similar, but I prefer the red shoe because it's more eye-catching. The Spanish handcover is my next favourite because she looks like one creepy-ass doll. Maybe the Italian version would make more sense once I've read the book, since I have no clue what is on that girl's head. And the Portuguese version looks like a memoir or some kind. What do you guys think?
I agree I think the English one is the best, but both the Spanish covers come in close. The Italian one kind of freaked me out at first and if I saw it I'd probably think some paranormal stuff, when in reality it's actually a dystopian.
MEGAN YOU NEED TO READ CINDER. I probably shouldn't be talking because I haven't even read Scarlet yet, BUT STILL. Also, these are interesting. I also think English is the strongest. And I've read the book and even I can't make sense out of the Italian version...
I love the English one, but the Spanish hardcover is also pretty!
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DeleteIt's really hard to pick! I do like the Spanish hardcover, but you're right ... the English one is probably best!
ReplyDeleteI love the English version, but also like the Italian and Portuguese.
ReplyDeleteI really love doing this too! I have to say, I like the Medusa looking one!
ReplyDeleteI agree I think the English one is the best, but both the Spanish covers come in close. The Italian one kind of freaked me out at first and if I saw it I'd probably think some paranormal stuff, when in reality it's actually a dystopian.
ReplyDeleteMEGAN YOU NEED TO READ CINDER. I probably shouldn't be talking because I haven't even read Scarlet yet, BUT STILL. Also, these are interesting. I also think English is the strongest. And I've read the book and even I can't make sense out of the Italian version...
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