So Monday I shared where I get most of my books...
But with soooo many books out there, whether you pay for them or not, how do you choose?
For me it's a combo of the cover and the title. I still haven't decided which one will sway me more. I think it's a toss up, really. But there's some magical mixture that will induce me to click through and read the book description. Most of the time, say 90% to 100% of the time, I will download it.
I should add that the author sometimes plays a factor. Like I'll read just about anything from Deanne Gist or Dee Henderson or Joel Rosenberg.
You know--as I was searching through the covers on my iPad for a few examples to share, I determined that it's the title more than the cover that appeals to me. I'm not saying the cover image isn't important, but as I was looking through my books, I realized that a lot of the covers are just okay.
I realized that I like sounds. I remember people more by voices than faces. So if the title sounds appealing, then I'm more likely to click unless the cover image is a huge clue that I *don't* want to read what's inside. Interesting discovery!
A few more books on my to-be-read pile include:
And the one I started this past weekend was:
Not so much for title or the cover in this case, but because I read the first book by this author, Catching Jordan, and enjoyed her writing.
So...what draws you to a book?? Title, cover, author??
