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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?
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