This cover does a wonderful job of hinting at what lies between its covers. It's pink: chick lit. There's a martini glass: Marti is a bartender, and there are several instances of drinking throughout the story. The woman in the glass looks confused (and rightly so, since she's in a martini glass): Marti spends the entire book confused and lost, in a sense. Excellent.
The font is rounded but still in straight lines: not overly fun but not terribly serious. While the topics covered by the book would be quite serious in real life, the book has a lighter tone: not making light of important things, but not weighing everyone down with excessive gravity. So this font fits wonderfully.
I like this cover... It's helpful to anyone trying to decide if they would like the book, it draws the eye without being gaudy, and it's easy to read, even from a bit of a distance.
I really like the cover. It's fun and flirty and, well, girly. This book is a very girly book and I think whoever designed the cover did a great job with it. They really hit the nail on the head for the feel of the book. That's not an easy thing to do.
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