Anyway–here she be. Tomas, Trencin Castle, Lil’ Reaper T-Shirt, Hands on Fire, and the Vodnik Statue hiding in the clouds. (That’s my son’s favorite part–he thought that was really cool once he noticed it, though I’d seen it right away.)
Having had some input on the cover as it went along, I must say I was impressed by how much work goes into it–mock ups, photo shoots, endless debate. In the end, I’m really happy with it. I think it does a great job representing a lot of what the book is about. It’s exciting and mysterious, and it catches the eye. At least, I think it does.
What do you all think?
March 2012 keeps getting closer!
Wow–super cool! I’d definitely pick it up.
That looks super cool! Very exciting!
Very Cool Bryce. What an exciting thing to finally be published. Since I have no idea what your book is about – is it something my almost 10 yo daughter would be able to read and enjoy? She reads on a 7th grade level. Or is it geared more to a boy or adults? (Sorry I don’t keep up much on here!) Again, congrats – so exciting – and yes, much better than hands & a dumb apple! 🙂
Thanks! It’s something your 10yo might enjoy, although it’s aimed primarily at the 12-16yo group. Think of it as about year five of Harry Potter, give or take. Make sense? 🙂