What do you think of this book's cover

Post by **Omneya Shakeep** » 18 Jun 2024, 15:04

I think the cover isn't eye-catching and it didn't pique my curiosity to check the book, despite how it fits the subject of the book. I think a more vibrant image would have made a better cover.

Adrian Bouknight · Post by **Adrian Bouknight** » 19 Jun 2024, 20:34

I'm curious to see how well connected the cover of the book is with the narrative. It definitely caught my interest. Exploration comes to mind, especially with the word "Quest" being in focus.

Kathy-Smith · Post by **Kathy-Smith** » 20 Jun 2024, 15:21

Diana Lowery wrote: ↑05 Jun 2024, 12:33 At first I was not impressed with the cover, but when I realized that Nigeria was highlighted, it made sense and put the map in perspective.

Diana, I had the same thought! At first glance it looks like a travel journal you would find on the shelf of a bookstore, but the fact that Nigeria has the spotlight on it indicates there's a relation to the contents of the book. Since the spotlight isn't very obvious, maybe they could have added a magnifying glass casting that spotlight on Nigeria to tie-in with the title.

Post by **Ammirati Michael** » 21 Jun 2024, 00:15

The book cover shows a map, suggesting a story about travel or exploration, likely in Africa. The old-style map adds a sense of adventure and mystery, fitting well with the title "Quest."

Post by **Ajain12** » 23 Jun 2024, 05:52

The cover of "Quest: Finding Freddie" by Thomas Richard Spradlin, featuring an antique map, evokes themes of exploration and history, with bold typography and a vintage color scheme enhancing its appeal.

Chad Anthony · Post by **Chad Anthony** » 25 Jun 2024, 08:51

I think the compass and the map on the page made the page relate. I easily had an expectation even before opening the book or read the synopsis.

Eobi jonh · Post by **Eobi jonh** » 25 Jun 2024, 19:06

The book's cover design is appealing, and although it may be slightly straightforward, the incorporation of an African map effectively conveys the narrative's setting and themes, creating a fitting visual representation

Eobi jonh · Post by **Eobi jonh** » 25 Jun 2024, 19:07

I'm fond of the cover art chosen for this book; while it may not be particularly unique, the use of an African map as the central element skillfully ties in with the story's context, creating a clear and relevant visual connection.

Emmanuel Chiahulamiro · Post by **Emmanuel Chiahulamiro** » 26 Jun 2024, 00:59

The cover initially confused me, but the synopsis clarified its relevance. Its warm artwork evokes Africa's climate and cultural essence.

Azuka Christian · Post by **Azuka Christian** » 27 Jun 2024, 02:50

Actually, seeing the book cover was what attracted me to the book instantly.

NicoleFaith24 · Post by **NicoleFaith24** » 28 Jun 2024, 21:26

I would say the cover of the book definitely caught my eye when I bought it. It also fits perfectly with the theme and mystery surrounding the story of the book.

Anjana Savita · Post by **Anjana Savita** » 29 Jun 2024, 00:49

Yes book cover is perfect. Infact i want to read book when I look at book cover.

Post by **Samantha Barnes 3** » 29 Jun 2024, 14:43

I ended up deciding to read this book because of the cover. I know it's a bad habit, but I love picking out books with interesting covers.

Kendal Low · Post by **Kendal Low** » 30 Jun 2024, 17:05

While the cover of the book is fairly basic, I believe it was a good choice. It clearly advertises the the continent of Africa is a prominent feature of the book. I know they say you should never judge a book by its cover, but I am definitely guilty of it!