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Wow! This is a tough topic, especially after nearly two decades of blogging. I will stick to my top five, but I could change my mind quickly. :)
I am not usually a fan of yellow covers, but I love this one for The Unhoneymooners. The tropical colors and feel are so attractive.
There are so many pretty covers for Charlotte Hubbard's books. I love the one for A Mother's Love because it reminds me of my days as a mother of young girls.
I've been drawn to historical homes for decades. That's likely why I enjoy historical fiction as well. Duffy Brown's Killer in Crinolines is set in Savannah, Georgia, in a consignment shop housed in a rundown Victorian. Everything about this cover is beautiful.
Until we owned Travis, I thought of black cats as creepy. He has such a loving personality that I no longer feel that way. Halloween Murder by Leslie Meier reminds me of our friendly, furry family member. It also makes for a cute cover.
Half of why I want to read The House in the Cerulean Sea is because of its beautiful and colorful cover.
Have you read any of these? Did any of these make your list?
House by the Cerulean Sea has an unforgettable cover! Thank you for dropping by. :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I agree, Stephen. Just love it! Thanks for visiting.
DeleteI love the cover of The House in the Cerulean Sea!
ReplyDeleteMe too, Lydia! Simply beautiful. Thanks for visiting today.
DeleteI don't think I've read any of those books, but I'm glad you've learned to appreciate the special purrsonality of a black cat. I don't know that they bring good luck; they certainly don't bring bad luck. I've also heard that they're more energetic and more affectionate than other cats. That I can believe.
ReplyDeleteThey are adorable. Travis is definitely energetic and affectionate. Thanks for visiting, Priscilla.
DeleteThose are the types of covers that would attract me. I love strong colours. The House in the Cerulean Sea has been on my TBR for ages. I must read it!
ReplyDeleteIt's been on my list forever, too, George. Oh, if we were all born independently wealthy and could just sit and read for hours. :) Thanks for visiting.
DeleteThanks for coming by... and I loved The House in the Cerulean Sea and Killer in Crinolines. Both of these are not on my TBR list (and I want to live in that house). We have a black cat too... ST. here's the story of her name and how the CDC sent her to us.
ReplyDeleteDuffy's books are so fun! Historical homes are lovely. I could live in one, too. Thanks for visiting, Judy.
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