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December 17, 2015

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015, Vol. 4: The Books

December 17, 2015

The whole point of a book fair is to showcase books. Of course, the Frankfurt Book Fair was no exception. After sharing about the activities, exhibitors and people I met in Vol. 1–3, I realised that I was missing a post that presents to you all the books. Alright, not all the books but definitely one all about books.

In a bit to plug this gap, I went through all my photos again from the fair (I took hundreds), I found 42 photos that I wanted to share. Now, that’s quite an overload for one single blog post. After a quick Twitter poll asking if I should cull or split, you will get to see these photos across Vol. 4 and 5.

Many Languages

The books that were exhibited at the Frankfurt Book Fair were from all around the world. This means that they were printed in many different languages. It was quite interesting to see translations of the same titles and to compare book covers. One little game we played was to spot Harry Potter translations.

Besides the English and German ones, we found Italian, French and Spanish editions. For the most part though, we kept to the English and German publishers. But we did go through the Turkish stands twice since there was a lot to see there by way of art.

Photos of the Books

Without further ado, have fun looking through the photos. Perhaps you can guess what the original English titles are of the books translated into German. My favourites obviously were the Maggie Stiefvater translations. My least favourite? Well, The Little Prince but that’s a French one, aye.

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: Book wall

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: Books on display

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: Books from Ullstein Verlag

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: More books from Ullstein Verlag

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: HarperCollins Germany

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: The Little Prince

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Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: Books about bees

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: Hanser Literaturverlage

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: Edel AG

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: Hobby books

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: Gesund kochen

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: Timeline featuring historical fiction novels

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: Jodi Picoult

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: Blanvalet

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: Book Wall

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: Diana Gabaldon

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: Book wall

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: Audiobooks

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015:Brot Brot Brot

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: Book wall

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: Kitchen set-up

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: Recipe and cake

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: Die Spielburg

Frankfurt Book Fair 2015: Maggie Stiefvater

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  1. Tasya says

    December 18, 2015 at 11:31

    WOW those books are gorgeous! I’d love to there and buy a lot of books :D

    • Joséphine Simone says

      December 19, 2015 at 04:12

      If I hadn’t had to worry about airline baggage allowances, I would’ve bought a lot of books too xD

  2. Maraia says

    December 18, 2015 at 08:54

    So many beautiful books! Did you look at “Brot Brot Brot” at all?

    • Joséphine Simone says

      December 19, 2015 at 04:11

      I know! There were just too many, it was amazing yet also a little overwhelming. And no, I didn’t. I had to resist collecting all the cookbooks, remember? ;)

      • Maraia says

        December 19, 2015 at 08:56

        True. I guess if you looked at it, it might have ended up in your suitcase. :P

  3. Alexa S. says

    December 18, 2015 at 01:38

    Your photos are so lovely! I do like looking at pretty books :D

    • Joséphine Simone says

      December 19, 2015 at 04:10

      Thank you, Alexa! And as do I ;)

  4. Resh Susan says

    December 17, 2015 at 22:26

    The pictures are absolutely gorgeous. Did you buy anything?

    • Joséphine Simone says

      December 19, 2015 at 04:09

      I’m glad you enjoyed them! Yes, I did buy and receive a few books. I previously posted my book haul on Instagram, here.

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