Most Misleading Book Cover Ever?

July 24, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Most Misleading Book Cover Ever? The latest edition of Flowers in the Attic came out a few years ago, published by Pocket Books. It was a reprint of a popular story first published in 1979, written by bestselling novelist V.C. Andrews, who died in 1986. The title has so far sold 40 million copies, and was adapted into a movie in 1987. But if you look at this recent cover... let's just say you might not get an accurate sense of the plot.  Continue reading... 6 Awesome Book-Inspired Ice Cream Flavors Will 'Marriage' Be Redefined By Oxford English Dictionary? How Scarlett O'Hara Taught Me To Be Independent PHOTO: Polanski Victim's Book Cover Hides Shocking Twist 15 Movies That Were Based On Poems Man Booker Prize For Fiction 2013 Longlist Jane Austen Is Now On England's 10-Pound Note! Most Misleading Book Cover Ever? Jane Austen Is Now On England's 10-Pound Note! Most Misleading Book Cover Ever? EDUARDO GALEANO Iraq Invades the United States Many civilians, most of them women and children, were killed or maimed. No one knows how many, because tradition dictates tabulating the losses suffered by invading troops and prohibits counting victims among the invaded population. Continue reading... HENRIETTE LAZARIDIS POWER How to Debut on Your Own Terms So if we know how to be the masters of time in the novels and stories we create, why not be masters of our career chronology as well? And why not create for ourselves beginnings that bring us the meaning and joy that we're looking for? Continue reading... TERENCE CLARKE Jesse Coleman and Natasa Lekic: Editors for the New Publishing Coleman says, "we thought of founding a small press. But as the industry was evolving so quickly -- and the technology of it -- our ideas of what we could do evolved as well." They decided that they would offer their services primarily to writers who wished to publish themselves. Continue reading... YARON SCHWARTZ 'Lean In' to Government Reform Individual female action needs to be combined with government reform to reduce the workplace gender gap in the United States. Continue reading... RONNA BENJAMIN Am I Losing It? I knew I read the book, taking care with the stickies. I knew I kept it for longer than I should have. I remember distinctly that a little ocean water got on it when I read it on a boating trip. But I didn't recall any details about returning the book. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003