Thread: Don't judge a book by its cover .... or do you?
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Old 07-28-2012, 07:17 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by caleb72 View Post
Personally I like both covers. Although, I'm getting a bit put-off by authors constantly using "A Novel" appended to titles.
I agree. I don't need to be told a work of fiction I am about to buy is "A Novel".

Whichever I would choose, I'd buy the $10 dollar Hardcover book instead of the $14 (it's not a product it's a 'license') kindle edition.... wow, I have never before seen an e-book be that much more in cost than a hardcover!
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