Showing posts with label cover lust. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cover lust. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Top Ten Favorite YA Book Covers

Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by The Broke and the Bookish

1.  Shadow & Bone by Leigh Bardugo - I'm loving this cover. I'm loving the map, too. Makes me even more excited for the release!

2.   The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern - Not YA, but I'll let it slide because of the coolness of that cover. 

3.  The Dust of 100 Dogs by AS King - I love the simplicity. Has anyone read it? Is it good?

4.  Matched by Ally Condie - It. Is. So. Beautifully. Beautiful. And symbolic. I would totally put a poster of this cover on my wall. 

5.  Through to You by Emily Hainsworth - Eerie, lovely colors, nice fading font. Definitely poster-worthy. 

6.  Ice & Vessel by Sarah Beth Durst - I figured this could be a two for one since they're both written by the same author. And aren't they both gorgeous and striking? Absolutely stunning. 

7.  The Emerald Atlas by John Stephens - I think I have a soft spot for illustrated covers. This is not YA (again), but regardless, it looks so fun, adventurous, and kind of fairytale-like. I love it when covers tell a story :)

8.  So Silver Bright by Lisa Mantchev - I still haven't caught up with these books, but the covers are all just lovely and fantastical. 

9.  Ten by Gretchen McNeil - I usually hate big in-your-face font, but this cover totally works. Super creepy vibe. I totally wouldn't want to go to that island. 

10.  The Luxe series by Anna Godbersen - I know, I know. It's your typical "girl in a pretty dress" cover, but these dresses are really pretty. Although, they're probably a nightmare to walk around in ;)

11. The Opposite of Hallelujah by Anna Jarzab - I couldn't resist not sneaking this in. The dark, muted shades make it so haunting. I usually dislike up-close covers, but I love this one. 

So hard to narrow it down, I love too many covers.

What's your favorite YA book cover?

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Images from Goodreads

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Waiting on Wednesday

Waiting on Wednesday is hosted by Jill at Breaking the Spine
Sarah Beth Durst 
September 11th, 2012
Margaret K. McElderry Books
In a desert land where serpents made of unbreakable glass fly through the sky and wolves made of only sand hunt within storms, Liyana is destined to be a vessel, to sacrifice herself so that her clan's goddess can inhabit her body... but her goddess never comes.
That eye-catching and absolutely beautiful cover!! The (way too small) summary!! The intriguing tagline! *dies*

Wolves made of sand. Unbreakable glass serpents? Sarah Beth Durst is lucky I don't know where she lives, or else I'd be knocking on her door right now, demanding (or begging) to see this book immediately. I cannot wait to see the final summary :)

What are you waiting on? 


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