While surfing through the net today, I stumbled upon this book (unread by me).
Does this book’s cover art look familiar to you?
I can’t quite put my finger on it, but I could have sworn I’ve seen it before…
Posted by: T Y | May 28, 2008
The Lit Connection
Linking the World in Six Degrees of Fiction
- LitConnection: @bardsong @justaddbooks Also when Prof Lupin said "Ah Harry, I knew your mother well." I thought: "Oh I bet you did!" December 18, 2009
- LitConnection: @bardsong @justaddbooks lots of 'ooooooohing and awwwing' in the movie theatre December 18, 2009
- LitConnection: @bardsong @justaddbooks Pris of Azkaban movie , remember when Herm, Harry, Ron did the 'group hug' when they thought the hippogriff died? December 18, 2009
- LitConnection: @justaddbooks @bardsong Oh, Stephenie Meyer, you TEASE! December 18, 2009
- LitConnection: @bardsong @justaddbooks Why include the Fire and Ice poem in one of the Twilight books if you didn't intend the blending of elements? December 18, 2009
It’s interesting to watch trends in book covers. I can’t recall the blog, but someone was watching for all new book covers that had the “woman looking over her shoulder” like Jodi Picoult’s latest book had.
By: bookchronicle on May 30, 2008
at 4:21 am
I never understood why the person’s holding an apple for Twilight. :s
By: mehreen on May 30, 2008
at 10:33 am
Or is it kinda like Snow White: take a bite out of an apple and you’ll be cursed with eternal sleep. Take a bite of someone’s blood and you’ll be cursed as a vampire who never sleeps. lol…just speculating
By: mehreen on May 30, 2008
at 10:36 am
The apple on the Twilight cover symbolizes forbidden fruit. So from Edward’s perspective, Bella is forbidden fruit: he wants to bite her, but he musn’t. At the same time, he knows he shouldn’t be with her, but he just can’t get enough! I guess it’s the other way around too. I read this, by the way, on Stephenie Meyer’s site
By: T Y on June 3, 2008
at 12:42 pm