What do you think?

Interesting! Which cover do you prefer?
A. Bookstore edition THE WOMAN WHO COULDN'T SCREAM
B. Large print library edition THE WOMAN WHO COULDN'T
SCREAM

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Christina Dodd
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Published on July 06, 2017 08:11 Tags: cover-editions, survey, suspense
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message 1: by Janice (new)

Janice I prefer the Large print library edition cover, as it appears more mysterious, and subtle.


message 2: by Michelle (new)

Michelle Francis I like A. I like the Scream across her mouth. The lettering is very good at giving the Title and your Name balance.


message 3: by Jacqueline (new)

Jacqueline I like the Large print library edition as it appears more enigmatic. I'm not a fan of faces on books I prefer to use my imagination.


message 4: by Karen (new)

Karen Terry I like the first cover.


message 5: by Evelyn (new)

Evelyn I like the first cover because it looks more mysterious.


message 6: by Denisa (new)

Denisa Carden I like the first cover. It looks more mysterious and has a subtle fear in her eyes.


message 7: by Teresa (last edited Jul 10, 2017 07:55AM) (new)

Teresa I like A. With the white over her mouth, reminds me of how a kidnapper would silence someone by taping her mouth. Her eyes also have a slight hint of terror in them.


message 8: by Marisa (new)

Marisa A


message 9: by Jacqueline (new)

Jacqueline SG A. It is more contemporary in execution which compliments the genre.


message 10: by Gigi (new)

Gigi A


message 11: by Lathanette (new)

Lathanette I like the look of A it catches my attention.


message 12: by Alice (new)

Alice I like A better. It is clearer and seems to fit the title . Alice


message 13: by Michelle (new)

Michelle Harrison A. I like the cover over her mouth.


message 14: by Jennifer (new)

Jennifer Artiles The bookstore edition is better.


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