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Even though the delicate type, placed low on the cover is a disaster and pretty much disappears in the small preview, the cover still works to some extent because it relies so heavily on the illustration of the woman. This cover has a couple of interesting things going on. Here, the design is so graphic, simplified and typographically distinct that the book works at every size.ДЄnother thriller with a similar design showing just how effective this is even at the tiny size of the search results images.

It seems like the thriller writers have the easiest time making the transition to ebooks.

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This series is world-famous, and a publisher would be nuts to change the cover now. On the other hand, hereвЂ™s a book that sticks with the design of the printed work for a good reason: the book is widely know and the cover design is instantly recognizable.ДЄnother book in the same category. YouвЂ™ll see more below, but no matter how lovely this cover is in print, it fails even at legibility in the small preview size. This title exhibits the most common failing of ebook covers I saw in the Kindle store: complete fidelity to the print book covers. In some cases, I have both versions for you to look at. When you go to the product detail page, youвЂ™ll get a larger-300 pixels high-image which makes it a lot easier to see the covers. A page of search results will show very small thumbnails-60 x 90 pixels-that are extremely challenging to carry off as any kind of good design. You see these covers in two formats, like the rest of AmazonвЂ™s displays. Some of these clearly are winners-theyвЂ™ve made the leap to a different format successfully, and do a great job of selling their books. I picked out a bunch of covers to take a closer look at. Looking through the вЂњTop 100вЂќ itвЂ™s remarkable how many different forces are at work in presenting ebooks. I took a stroll over to the Kindle store to do some browsing in the granddaddy of the ebook stores. Going for a Walk on the Other Side of Town New projects are starting off with an eye to being sold online anyway. Amazon, Apple, Barnes & Noble, Samsung, are on television with their devices.ДЄnd more people are asking about converting their books to ebooks. Displays of digital ebook readers face the doorways of many of the retailers weвЂ™re headed for before the holidays. Rationally, we know that print books continue to make up the vast majority of the market, but the momentum seems to be all on the digital side. More books are going вЂњstraight to digitalвЂќ the way films used to go вЂњstraight to video.вЂќ You can almost hear people scratching their heads, wondering вЂњWhy should I deal with the cost of a printed book? Is anyone still buying them?вЂќ

Going for a Walk on the Other Side of TownД®veryone wants to join the ebook revolution, from what I can see.

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