Once Upon a Moonlight Review...

This is a way for us to compare the UK and US covers of the same book. Ever since i started Book Blogging, I was interested in how you had different covers for different countries, so I decided to post every SUNDAY a comparison of two covers. You can vote for your favourite in the comments, then on the following SATURDAY the results will be revealed! Impostor by Susanne Winnacker Series: Variants #1 Published by Hodder Children's Books on 2nd January 2014 Pages: 320 Tessa is a Variant with extraordinary abilities. She could be a hero, but all she wants to do is fall in love ... Tessa is a Variant, able to absorb the DNA of anyone she touches and mimic their appearance. Shunned by her family, she's spent the last two years with the Forces with Extraordinary Abilities, a secret branch of the FBI. There she trains with other Variants, such as long-term crush Alec, who each have their own extraordinary ability. When a serial killer rocks

Shift by Jeff Povey Published by Simon & Schuster UK Children's Pages: 320 Source:  *Received from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review* Get ready for one apocalyptic detention. These misfits are going to save the world! Meet Rev, Billie, the Ape, Johnson, GG, Carrie, the Moth and Lucas, a motley crew of bickering teens who find themselves totally alone in the world after a strange power surge hits their classroom during detention. With no answers as to why or how the rest of the world has disappeared, the mismatched group is soon facing a bigger nightmare than they could ever imagine… Standing between them and the only way home are lethal duplicate versions of themselves, super powered teenagers who will kill anyone who gets in their way. Our unlikely heroes must somehow work together to save themselves… or they'll never see home again. Shift is the first in a fast-paced, page turner of a series, filled with action, adventure and humour. Perfect

From the moment I started Book Blogging, I soon realised there was a variation of covers for the same book; I did not know this before. However, I soon found myself comparing them, for example: I had always wanted to buy the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling and just assumed there was just the original covers, however, one day BAM! I see these bright, colourful and animated covers and I'm like: "I need these!!!" (Here are a few examples) So yes, I am slowly collecting them. Afterwards I soon realised that many countries have their own variations of covers for the same book. So, I have decided to start doing a comparison post EVERY SUNDAY of a UK vs US cover (Not sure if this has been done before, I have never seen it done!) as I am very curious as to how different they can be. And of course, you can participate to! In the comments of each post, state your favourite cover. Any comparisons you want to see? Comment below!

Prime Deception by Carys Jones Published by  Carina UK on  7th April 2014 Pages: 304 Amazon  |   Barnes & Noble   |   Carina UK When Lorna Thomas is found dead in her car everyone believes she killed herself. But the day after her death Lorna was set to sell a scandalous story to one of Britain’s biggest tabloid papers. For six months she had been the Deputy Prime Minister’s mistress. Will Lorna’s secret die with her? While her family try to move on and come to terms with her death one person refuses to believe that Lorna killed herself. Her twin sister, Laurie is convinced that Lorna was murdered and she’ll stop at nothing to prove it, even if that means teaming up the very man her sister had been having an affair with… Carys Jones loves nothing more than to write and create stories which ignite the reader's imagination. Based in Shropshire, England, Carys lives with her husband, two guinea pigs and her adored canine companion Rollo. 

The Worst Girlfriend in the World  by Sarra Manning Published by Atom on 1st May 2014 Pages: 336 Source:  *Received from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review* My best friend was now my deadliest enemy, the one person I'd hate beyond all measure for the rest of my life . . . Franny Barker's best friend, Alice, is the worst girlfriend in the world according to the many boys of Merrycliffe-on-Sea. She toys with them, then dumps them. But she'll never dump fashion-obsessed Franny. Nothing and no one can come between them. Not even tousle-haired rock god, Louis Allen, who Franny's been crushing on hard. Until Alice, bored with immature boys and jealous of Franny's new college friends, sets her sights on Louis. Suddenly, best friends are bitter rivals. Is winning Louis's heart worth more than their friendship? There's only one way for Franny to find out. A fun, light read! You get to witness the transition of an English girl