Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. There is a different topic every week. This week’s top is Top Ten Covers or Titles That Include Things Found in Nature. See my list below:
This is one of my favorite covers and books from last year, and of course it displays a lovely beach. See my review here.
This is a favorite from 2022 set in the Appalachian Mountains of Kentucky. My review is here.
When Stone Wings Fly is set in Appalachia at the time of the creation of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Land of the Blue Mist by Susan Mallgrave is set in the Blue Ridge Mountains during the time of the Cherokee removal, or Trail of Tears. My review and a Q&A with the author is here.
Louise Bélanger creates beautiful Christian poems accompanied by the most wonderful photographs of flowers. My review is here.
This is the story of the Titanic told through the eyes of Arthur Rostron, the captain of The Carpathia, which responded to the Titanic’s distress call. My review is here.
This is a beautifully written novel of friendship from one of my favorite authors, Amanda Dykes. My review is here.
This is an account of the aftermath of a devastating earthquake in Lisbon on All Saints Day in 1755. My review is here.
This is a fictionalized look at the Bataan Death March in the Philippines. So powerful. One of my favorite books ever. It is devastating and heartbreaking, but important. My review is here.
My favorite book of 2023, and also one of my all-time favorites. It’s about life in a small town, unlikely friendships, and found family. Here’s my review.
How about you? What favorite books come to mind that include nature on the cover or in the title?
Two that come to mind are both standout poetry collections: Our Wolves by Luanne Castle and House Bird by Robert Filman.
Those titles would draw me in.
How wonderful to see Your Words Your Heart as part of this beautiful list. Thank you so much Bonnie!!🌹
Had to include at least one of your beautiful covers!
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Fantastic covers, Bonnie. Thanks for sharing them.
Thanks! I am drawn to great covers.
All very eye catching covers, Bonnie.
Thanks Carla!
They’re al beautiful covers. I love Louise’s poetry covers!
Me too. She’s such a great photographer.
Every time I see that Hotel Luna cover I want to read that book. Nice choices today!
Ooh, Set the Stars alight is such a pretty cover! I have Long March Home on my list to read so I’m glad to know it’s good, even if it’s sad. 🙂
The Long March Home was unforgettable for me. I hope you like it too.
For some reason books with oceans on the cover catch my attention more than any other natural setting. I love the cover of A Brilliant Night of Stars and Ice.
Here’s my list: https://franlaniado.wordpress.com/2024/02/27/top-ten-tuesday-books-with-strong-nature-vibes/
I do too. And it’s a captivating book as well
Not only are the covers beautiful, but it sounds like the words inside are too.
Pam @ Read! Bake! Create!
https://readbakecreate.com/see-the-forest-for-the-trees-book-covers-featuring-trees/
I love the variety of covers. They are all so beautiful 😍
I always love a cover with pretty mountains on it! I grew up in a house that had a lovely view of Oregon’s Mt. Hood, so I guess that explains it 🙂
Happy TTT!
Susan
http://www.blogginboutbooks.com
I can totally relate! I love the mountains.
These are great covers! 😍
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