Top Ten Tuesday: Books Book Covers I’d Frame as Pieces of Art

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This week’s Top Ten Tuesday on The Broke and the Bookish is “Top Ten Books Book Covers I’d Frame as Pieces of Art.” Normally I worry about finding enough to hit 10. Not this time. I’m pooling all the TTTs I’ve missed, all the times I only made it to 7 or 6 or 5… and I’m adding them in here. Buckle up guys, this is going to be a long one. And because this post is all about the graphics, it’s a picture-only post, folks!

40 Things I Want To Tell You - Alice Kuipers       The Craftsman - Richard Sennett       This Side of Salvation - Jeri Smith-Ready

 

Hope Is A Ferris Wheel - Robin Herrera       Perfect Ruin - Lauren Destefano       Bloodland - Alan Glynn

 

Life After Life - Kate Atkinson       By Blood - Ellen Ullman       Landing Gear - Kate Pullinger

 

The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay - Michael Chabon       The Flaming Alphabet - Ben Marcus       Eleanor & Park - Rainbow Rowell

 

The Winner's Curse - Marie Rutkoski       Southern Cross the Dog - Bill Cheng       Splintered - A.G. Howard

 

The Escapist - Michael Chabon       The Rosie Project - Graeme Simsion       Treasure Island - Robert Louis Stevenson

 

Moby Dick - Herman Melville       The Goldfinch - Donna Tartt       Winger - Andrew Smith

 

A Short Stay In Hell - Steven L. Peck       The Hundred Year Old Man - Jonas Jonasson       Foreign Flowers - Peggy Rogers

 

Wuthering Heights - Emily Bronte

 

Shephard Fairey Orwell Covers

 

I’m sure I’m forgetting some that I’ll be kicking myself for later, but those are the ones I found! Did I miss any great covers? Share your faves in the comments!

26 thoughts on “Top Ten Tuesday: Books Book Covers I’d Frame as Pieces of Art

  1. M. says:

    Haha! Yeah, great covers – though honestly I've never read a single word of his writing! And yes, things are ugh beautiful.

  2. M. says:

    Haha! Yeah, great covers – though honestly I've never read a single word of his writing! And yes, things are ugh beautiful.

  3. M. says:

    I have high hopes for Salvation – it looks like it could be pretty great! I definitely bought Perfect Ruin like 90% because of the cover, even though I've heard mixed things about it. It's just that pretty!

  4. M. says:

    I have high hopes for Salvation – it looks like it could be pretty great! I definitely bought Perfect Ruin like 90% because of the cover, even though I've heard mixed things about it. It's just that pretty!

  5. M. says:

    Isn't it? I'll freely admit that I bought it solely for the cover!

    Also just FYI – I tried to comment on your blog, but it won't let me without linking to my G+ account, and I couldn't even find any way to contact you on your site. I'm not comfortable linking to my G+ when I comment, so I can't leave any notes on your blog! 🙁 Not sure if you were aware of this or not, but you might be losing out on interaction because people don't want to use their full name or don't want to integrate with their G+. Just a bit of reader feedback! 🙂

  6. M. says:

    Isn't it? I'll freely admit that I bought it solely for the cover!

    Also just FYI – I tried to comment on your blog, but it won't let me without linking to my G+ account, and I couldn't even find any way to contact you on your site. I'm not comfortable linking to my G+ when I comment, so I can't leave any notes on your blog! 🙁 Not sure if you were aware of this or not, but you might be losing out on interaction because people don't want to use their full name or don't want to integrate with their G+. Just a bit of reader feedback! 🙂

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