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Somebody mentioned Edgar Allan Poe, and that's exactly whom the book cover reminds of, especially considering Poe's poem titled The Raven, which I love.
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The cover has an eerie look but that's how the message is supposed to be passed.
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I loved this cover! Ravens and Crows are my favorite birds and I thought this cover depicted the majesty of Ravens perfectly.
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I choose it as my first book to review simply because of the cover.
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I too loved the cover of the book. It is beautiful :)
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I think this is an awesome book cover. When I saw it, even before I read the blurb, it screamed "dark, horror, freaky and cool"! I wanted to read it immediately. Whoever designed it did a fantastic job!

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The cover is symbolic and attractive.
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The cover is really striking. It was the only reason I decided to go with this book. It seemed sinister and maybe it got me having some high expectations from the book which didn't turn out so good.
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the book cover does an amazing job marketing the book at face value
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To be honest, Ravens freak me out and I just loved that cover because I knew the book was gonna give me chills
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The book cover is amazing. The raven and the color choice just works perfectly with the actual book. the feeling you get when you look at it is the same you get when reading. The cover represents this book really well.
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I have to admit that the cover was what actually attracted me to this book. I really like it.
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Honestly, the book cover is the one that pulls me to read it. Guess that I'm the type that judge a book by its cover.
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Each book in the trilogy has an amazing cover, I recommend checking them out. It is fitting with the whole theme and it was what made me like it more.
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It's a great cover which I think also symbolises a dark read. And this case what you see is exactly what you get.
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