Hide and Seek

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Hide and Seek

Which is worse, the over-the-top title font or mismatched concatenation of photos? Answer: Both of them!

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Sirona
10 years ago

“Sure, go ahead hide! I’ll be the seeker.”

::laughs and disappears around corner to seek out dinner::

This just MIGHT be a good book–I mean she got an endorsement that has potential validity–but this cover is woeful!

Tia
Tia
10 years ago

The image, the font and the endorsement…”creepy must read mystery for animal lovers” makes me think this is “Kujo” meets “The Fire Starter”

James F. Brown
James F. Brown
10 years ago

“Which is worse, the over-the-top title font or mismatched concatenation of photos? Answer: Both of them!”

IMHO, the worst is the wretched blurb in the upper right corner: “…a creepy must read mystery for animal lovers.”

BARF!

invader
invader
10 years ago

Judging by the cover this looks like a story about saving your pets from a fire.

Nancy
Nancy
10 years ago

It could work by getting rid of the cat and dog, and leaving the woman on the cover.

Next, definitely find a different font. That suggests horror to me more than mystery (but maybe it’s a horror mystery?). Still, don’t care for it. Read The Book Designer’s website to get an idea on different fonts that would work on a cover.

And that blurb? Most likely it’ll be lost at thumbnail size, so most people wouldn’t even see it.

LydiaFCG
LydiaFCG
10 years ago

I thought the woman was snuggling her cat and smiling. Nothing about this cover says creepy or mystery to me. Maybe adventure of some kind, because there’s fire.

Axolotl
Axolotl
10 years ago

Behind a cat isn’t a great place to hide.

red
red
10 years ago

Rover is wondering why they used a font that melts.

Wendy Christopher
10 years ago

If she wants to be any good at hide and seek she needs a bigger cat.

Robbie
Robbie
10 years ago

What about the mismatched concatenation of fonts?

john e. . .
10 years ago

Riddle me this, “Why can I see through the cat?” And the woman behind the cat?