The Friday Face-Off: Windswept

The Friday Face-Off was created by Books by Proxy, where each week bloggers can showcase books with covers centered around a weekly theme. You can visit Lynn’s Books for a list of upcoming themes. Join in the fun each Friday by finding a book whose cover is based on the theme!

This week’s theme:  “The north wind doth blow, and we shall have snow.” A cover that is windswept.

This was a really hard week for me. My first idea was, duh, The Name of the Wind, but I used that already on another Friday Face-Off. So. This is the only book I could come up with. Panic by Lauren Oliver was my first and only Oliver book, and I didn’t really like it very much. In fact, I think I read this four years ago and I CANNOT remember anything about it, lol! But judging by the covers, someone jumps off a cliff. I think. Oh well, here you go, “windswept”:

HarperCollins 2014 (U.S.) | Romanian edition 2016

Italian edition 2015 | Russian edition 2016

German edition 2014 | French edition 2014

It may be a little cheesy, but I really love the “face/mountain melding” covers. So I’m going to go with the Italian edition for my favorite:

Which one is your favorite?

Posted July 6, 2018 by Tammy in The Friday Face-Off / 15 Comments

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15 responses to “The Friday Face-Off: Windswept

  1. What an unusual choice – and it certainly ticks the windswept box, Tammy:). I particularly like the French cover because it is very striking and a bit different. I realise that I’ve spent too long around young girls with long hair because the first two examples had me wanting to reach for a hairbrush to tidy it up…

  2. I picked The Name of the Wind this week 😀

    I liked the HarperCollins 2014 (U.S.) edition best. I am super picky about superimposed pictures and don’t usually like them.

  3. You picked the same one I would have! I have to say, I like the cover of the Romanian one better than the US one because the hair looks more realistic. Although I think both covers look like Sophie Turner!

  4. I kinda liked Panic but I know not everyone did. And I’ve never seen these other covers! I like the Italian cover a lot- that’s my fave too (and I wish I had it lol), and I like the HarperCollins one too.

  5. I’ve not read this book yet, but I do like all of the different covers. I’m torn between the Italian and the French covers, but I think I’m going to go with the Italian. There’s just something about that one that really appeals to me every time I scroll through them.

  6. I like your choice this week – it’s very eye catching, also like the French version for it’s dramatic colours.
    Lynn 😀

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