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What's Up With That? Book Covers

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What's Up With That? Book Covers

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Have you ever noticed how prettier British books (covers) look in comparison to those in America (yuk!)?

What's up with that? :hmm:
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Re: What's Up With That? Book Covers

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Are you familiar with The Folio Society books? Their books are gorgeous and as you said from the UK.

Founded in London in 1947, The Folio Society publishes carefully crafted editions of the world’s finest literature. We believe that great books deserve to be presented in a form worthy of their contents. For nearly 70 years we have celebrated the unique joy to be derived from owning, holding and reading a beautiful printed edition.

Beautifully crafted, imaginative editions of the world’s great works of fiction and non-fiction, Folio Society books offer a rich literary experience to readers of all ages. The books we select for publication are timeless – we know they will be enjoyed and appreciated now and in the future. Because each book is considered as an individual object of value in its own right, there is a variety to our aesthetic – the only uniformity is in the quality of every single book.
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