I was looking for info on those awesome Torment t-shirts Borders has and stumbled upon the book trailer for Lauren Kate's 'Torment', sequel to 'Fallen'.
I have a bit of a problem with the size of Daniels wings in the trailer, but it's not too shabby a trailer. Yes, it doesn't go into the plot of the book at all, but at least they used real actors. I really like it when publishers go the extra mile and at least try to make it look like a movie trailer.
What do you think?
Showing posts with label book trailers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label book trailers. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Book Trailers: New, Old, and Interesting...
Book trailers are coming out more and more frequently. Here's a few I stumbled upon recently... The trailers for the Gone novels are actually pretty good!
Trailers Under Cut. Click READ MORE.
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
Minder
Gone
Solitary
Lies: A Gone Novel (3)
Trailers Under Cut. Click READ MORE.
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
Minder
Gone
Solitary
Lies: A Gone Novel (3)
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book trailers
Sunday, May 2, 2010
New Book Trailer-- Perchance to Dream by Lisa Mantchev
Did you read 'Eyes Like Stars' last year? It's a quirky story about a magic theatre where characters from great plays literally take the stage every night. It follows Bertie, an orphan girl, as she discovers who she is and how powerful her words are.
Well, here is the book trailer for 'Perchance to Dream', the sequel to 'Eyes Like Stars'. I'm currently reading 'Prechance to Dream', so expect a review on it soon!
More information about this series can be found here!
Well, here is the book trailer for 'Perchance to Dream', the sequel to 'Eyes Like Stars'. I'm currently reading 'Prechance to Dream', so expect a review on it soon!
More information about this series can be found here!
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book trailers,
Lisa Mantchev,
perchance to dream
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Book Trailer's You Might Like...
I love book trailers. Matter of fact, I wish I was making them. Alas, I'm not as of yet, but maybe one day...
Here are a few I found while scouring the internet!
The Lost Days: Emily the Strange Graphic Novel
I love the animation in this one. Emily the Strange definitely stands out on a crowded bookshelf!!
The Wizard of Oz
A little long, but I love the artwork displayed in this trailer.
Ruined: A Ghost Story
I've been told to read this book, and while the trailer wasn't very action packed, I think I'll bump this title up higher on my list a bit!
Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters
I don't plan on reading this, but this trailer is the best I've seen for a book. I love it when trailers actually have actors!!!
Here are a few I found while scouring the internet!
The Lost Days: Emily the Strange Graphic Novel
I love the animation in this one. Emily the Strange definitely stands out on a crowded bookshelf!!
The Wizard of Oz
A little long, but I love the artwork displayed in this trailer.
Ruined: A Ghost Story
I've been told to read this book, and while the trailer wasn't very action packed, I think I'll bump this title up higher on my list a bit!
Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters
I don't plan on reading this, but this trailer is the best I've seen for a book. I love it when trailers actually have actors!!!
Labels:
book trailers
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Question of the Month
The concept behind the Question of the Month is simple. I ask a question and you chime in with your responses! Not too complicated, but always fun!
The Question of the Month is: Have you ever picked up a book because the 'book trailer' made it sound neat? Have book trailers become something you look for before purchasing a book?
I'm a big fan of The Vampire Diaries on the CW. Last week between oogling Damon and Stephan, I was happily surprised to see a book trailer for "Fallen" by Lauren Kate during the commercial break. While I've never had a book trailer sell me a book right off the bat, I do enjoy viewing them and think they'll be getting better and better as the book trailer industry grows.
The Question of the Month is: Have you ever picked up a book because the 'book trailer' made it sound neat? Have book trailers become something you look for before purchasing a book?
I'm a big fan of The Vampire Diaries on the CW. Last week between oogling Damon and Stephan, I was happily surprised to see a book trailer for "Fallen" by Lauren Kate during the commercial break. While I've never had a book trailer sell me a book right off the bat, I do enjoy viewing them and think they'll be getting better and better as the book trailer industry grows.
Labels:
book trailers,
Question of the Month
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