What did you think of the cover of this book?
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Daniel Hughess
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Re: What did you think of the cover of this book?
I enjoyed reading the book. The cover attracted me and it reflects the themes in the book.
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Daniel Hugh
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The cover of the book is magnificent. It reflects the story told in the nook in a unique way.
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The cover image is actually creative. I can interpret it is Ali's perspective of America and Pakistan. The glasses depict his vision of both nations and I find the art inspiring. However the title made me want to read the book more and not the cover
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The cover image is actually creative. I can interpret it is Ali's perspective of America and Pakistan. The glasses depict his vision of both nations and I find the art inspiring. However the title made me want to read the book more and not the cover
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The cover image is actually creative. I can interpret it is Ali's perspective of America and Pakistan. The glasses depict his vision of both nations and I find the art inspiring. However the title made me want to read the book more and not the cover
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The book's cover is simply designed, and the clever addition of glasses representing two countries is appealing. It would make me more likely to buy the book.
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I really like the symbolism by having both nations represented through the eyeglasses.
