dont really like the harshness of the cover but i saw another angle of the book on hypable and it looked a lot better so hopefully it will look good on the shelf!

Looks good!

No problems spotting that book on the subway!

The style reminds me a bit of those (mock)covers of books from or about the 50’s. Not unlike the Christie’s among others (like Sirius_Craic said).
And the square reminds me of a ballot form, which is quite likely, of course, as an election plays an important part in the book, apparently.

GO JO GO! GO JO GO! I don’t care about the last name, I think it’s cool and I haven’t seen it anywhere else. It’s not the best cover but eh I don’t care, it’s written by Jo so it’s bound to be good. Can’t wait until it comes out.

Ooh, can’t wait for Jo’s newest masterpiece! :D

Fairbrother is not an odd name, it is an old name as it has Anglo Saxon origins.

The book will certainly be noticeable in the shops and I guess that’s a good ploy as it is Jo’s first work for adults, the publishers obviously intend for it to be a book you can’t miss!

I’m quite curious about this new book and hope it does well for her. I enjoy JK’s style.

This is such a striking cover! I love it. I’m really excited to read it, and I hope that readers don’t compare it to Harry Potter.

I’m so happy she continued to write after HP. I love her style of writing.