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COVER QUESTIONS? :)

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message 1: by Stephanie (last edited May 11, 2013 10:28PM) (new) - rated it 4 stars

Stephanie The WALKING DISASTER has two covers..... One of Travis and his tattoos, the other of a butterfly and a note saying: "Love Travis"

I understand the whole butterfly concepts for the covers of both BEAUTIFUL DISASTER(butterfly in a jar) and WALKING DISASTER(Travis) but I'm just curious as to why on the other edition of WALKING DISASTER, there's a note...? why a note with the butterfly? Was there a significant scene in the book with a note?

Been a few weeks since I read it and since then I have read many books, please excuse me if I've just forgotten.

So yeah, to sum up, why does the other cover have a note on the cover? What does it resemble and mean?


Megan One is the UK cover the other is the US.


Stephanie Yeah I know that, I just meant: why is it a picture of a red butterfly with a.. burning note? What's the symbolism there?


Megan I guess it could show how he's screwed up and his "burning love" for her?!


Jenny I don't even get why it is a different cover for UK?! So no idea as to what the note means . . . .


Stephanie Hmmm...... puzzler...


Megan Jenny wrote: "I don't even get why it is a different cover for UK?! So no idea as to what the note means . . . ."
I think that is a bit silly but I guess if you are in an international airport and see the newest book by "bla" you'd want to pick it up but the cover will tell you if the spelling is like "colour" or "color" "spoiled" or "spoilt" etc. Honestly something like that would not bother me (in HS I use to love to read British magazines). But I guess it is for those who would get really confused or bothered by it.


Stephanie Megan wrote: "Jenny wrote: "I don't even get why it is a different cover for UK?! So no idea as to what the note means . . . ."
I think that is a bit silly but I guess if you are in an international airport and ..."


Yeah, like "mom" or "mum"


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