What did you think of the cover of this book?

Post by **Martina Sette** » 19 Jan 2024, 06:14

The book cover is awesome! The colors and artwork just grab your attention, and it totally vibes with the story.

Eva Nyaburi · Post by **Eva Nyaburi** » 19 Jan 2024, 23:37

The animals are well drawn on the cover and at first glance, I thought the book would be about animal migrations. That is before reading anything about it.

Post by **Sushan Ekanayake** » 20 Jan 2024, 00:18

The cover page is quite attractive; however, it does not adequately convey the book's genre, which is sci-fi fantasy. This aspect should have been given more consideration.

Post by **Patrícia Gomes** » 20 Jan 2024, 05:24

Valentina Vargas 1 wrote: ↑15 Jan 2024, 15:55 The cover is beautiful, well drawn and the woman's eyes are intriguing, however, it made me think if was some kind of a wild life story. I assumed that the book would be all about camping, hunting or animal welfare. I was surprised to discover there were other scenarios, cities, etc and that the wild life wasn't the biggest part of the plot.

I agree with you! I also thought about some sort of Safari, for example. However, the book did not disappoint and the cover is still impecable.

Post by **Patrícia Gomes** » 20 Jan 2024, 05:26

Eva Nyaburi wrote: ↑19 Jan 2024, 23:37 The animals are well drawn on the cover and at first glance, I thought the book would be about animal migrations. That is before reading anything about it.

Right! I also thought this book was about either animal migration, almost like Noe's Arch, or some sort of African Safari/Adventure!

Post by **Patrícia Gomes** » 20 Jan 2024, 05:27

Even though the cover is an amazing piece of art, I was expecting some sort of Animal Adventure/Safari of some sort. I thought a bit about Dune when I saw it but with the addiction to Animals. This got me interested.

Post by **Alex Lynn** » 20 Jan 2024, 12:06

The cover page is very eye-catching, especially for someone who has been reading action and crime books. I already love the book seeing the cover page. I sensed that I wanted to read about terrorists in the Middle East. Though not like that exactly, but it has many elements that look like that and it is all about killings, which is an element of terrorist stories.

Post by **Smrithi Arun** » 20 Jan 2024, 23:27

While the colours of the cover are appealing, the cover by itself kind of gave historical fiction vibes. Upon learning that it is a science fiction book it just made more sense.

Post by **Donna Walker** » 21 Jan 2024, 08:26

This book's cover is so strikingly eye-catching, but it had me thinking that this was a wildlife book about migration or some safari adventure. Even the title confused me.

Post by **Donna Walker** » 21 Jan 2024, 08:29

Smrithi Arun wrote: ↑20 Jan 2024, 23:27 While the colours of the cover are appealing, the cover by itself kind of gives off historical fiction vibes. Upon learning that it is a science fiction book, it just made more sense.

I have to admit, I do love the colours. I think that's what makes it so interesting to look at. But I thought that it was a safari adventure!

Priya Mathew · Post by **Priya Mathew** » 22 Jan 2024, 04:53

The cover of "The Great Migration," is visually striking and quite creative on its own. The use of brontotheres and the depiction of a primitive society in Thunder Valley give it this intriguing and almost primal vibe. I was initially drawn in, thinking the story would unfold in that setting.

However, and here's the twist, the cover turned out to be a bit misleading. The initial chapters and the cover had me believing we were diving into a narrative centred around brontotheres and this Thunder Valley society. It was only towards the end of the book that the big "a-ha" moment hit me—those eyes on the cover weren't from Thunder Valley at all; they were Keldiari's, one of the mysterious s'orne!

It's kind of like the cover played a subtle game with our expectations. While it doesn't exactly match the immediate setting, it cleverly ties in with a crucial element of the story.

Slayton Natasha Tillett · Post by **Slayton Natasha Tillett** » 22 Jan 2024, 04:55

It is catchy and beautiful. This would be the first reason I would want to read this book.

Nisse Bourne · Post by **Nisse Bourne** » 23 Jan 2024, 12:41

I love the books cover, very eye catching and vibrant! I know you're not supposed to judge a book by it's cover but in this case I did and it was great! haha

Victoria Ukamaka · Post by **Victoria Ukamaka** » 24 Jan 2024, 00:16

The intriguing cover art immediately draws the viewer in with its lifelike rendering of a woman's penetrating gaze, bringing the themes of observation and perspective to the forefront.

Victoria Ukamaka · Post by **Victoria Ukamaka** » 24 Jan 2024, 00:17

Each element visually reinforces the book’s underlying examination of how we see ourselves and the world around us. The photorealistic style adds palpable emotion and humanity through little details - wisps of hair, the glint in her eyes, the creases at the corners of her mouth.