I find it interesting to examine the various takes on covers and titles when novels get published in foreign countries. Here's the cover for The Penny Tree (which was obviously retitled) released May 22nd in France.I've also learned that Quebec Loisirs, Canada's French book club, bought subrights and plans to promote the book this fall in their catalogue. It's all good stuff, and I'm grateful it unfolds the way it does because it helps spur me on to be working on novel #4 when there's still lots happening with novel #2.
13 comments:
Ooooh, la la! Love the cover.
Penny Tree rocks in English
so the French'll love it I'll bet. Good thoughts sent your way.
(What she said above)
I guess it must be pretty kewl to watch your "old babies" popping up in foreign countries long after they've been published here.
Go Penny Tree!
I loev the cover!! and also the french title....
:-)
grats on that, holly... and many more :)
All those countries and such little time eh? Hope novel four racks up two dozen for yah.
Oh I DO like this one...way cool Holly...
too bad I can't hop over the chanel and pick up a copy.
Congratulations! Pretty cover. :-)
Very nice cover. Congrats!
I must get my daughter to translate the title but the cover is awesome!
Thanks, all.
My husband said the new title means ONE MORE CHANCE or A SECOND CHANCE or something like that. *shrug* Doesn't matter.
The story remains the same.
Looks good to me!
As you already know, I loved
The Penny Tree and think it'll make a wonderful movie.
A tip of the hat to yah
for one more country
smart enuff to buy
Penny Tree.
Love the cover, and fabulous news about the book club. You just keep on rocking!
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