Image Credit: Tiana @ The Book Raven
Tiana is an awesome blogger! Most of you know that I love books, so I was immediately drawn to her blog. Please check out The Book Raven!
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Here’s the original link to the tag:
The Rules:
1. Thank the lovely person who tagged you, spread the love!
2. Mention Tiana @ The Book Raven as the (insert adjective here) creator of this book tag!
3. Use the original tag image in your post. (However, feel free to add whatever other graphics your heart desires!)
4. At least tag one fellow blogger for this tag. Even if you’re like me sometimes and feel a bit lazy 
5. List the rules.
The Tag:
“No Ideas But in Things” A book cover that perfectly expresses the novel inside it
Image Credit: Veronica Roth – blogger
I realize a lot of people have a love/hate relationship with this series, but I was drawn to the cover of Divergent almost immediately! To me, the cover captures mystery, intrigue, fire, and adventure – All key components of this first book!
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“Dark and Lovely” A book cover that is so creepalicious you just want to eat it up
Image Credit: Amazon
I remember the first time I saw several of Anderson’s books lined up on the local library shelf. This one gave me instant shivers. It took me a while to actually read it, but it’s an impressive fictional account of the late 1700s and the fight against disease.
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“Sugary Sweet” A cute cover that is so fluffy you want to give it a hug
Image Credit: Crawford Writing Blog
This one was hard for me. There was a book cover that I could picture in my head, but for the life of me, I couldn’t remember the title, or even the author! Yeesh. Fangirl is one of those books that I haven’t read yet, but I’ve heard many good things. This will be on my next TBR!
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“The Simple Aesthetic” A book cover that stuns with the most minimalistic of design
Image Credit: Metropolitan Musings
I can’t really write a post about a book tag without mentioning The Great Gatsby. This cover blew me away.
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“Cover Envy” A book cover you wish you had on your shelves, but don’t yet
Image Credit: Super Space Chick
The first time I saw this cover on a book blog (I can’t remember which one) – I fell in love. It pulled me in from the start. I didn’t even know what the book was about – I just knew that I wanted it. This cover is spellbinding. Now that I’ve heard amazing reviews about Caraval from several book bloggers, I definitely want to get my own copy!
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“Traveling Abroad” A beautiful book cover featuring a country outside of your own
Image Credit: Paste Magazine
I’ve loved Paris and France for a long time. This cover showcases a classic novel, and a country that’s seen its fair share of triumph and turmoil.
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“The Color Wheel” A cover that showcases one of your favorite colors
Image Credit: Adazing
Purple has been one of my favorite colors, since elementary school. I love Sarah Dessen’s books, too.
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“Switching Gears” A cover change you absolutely adore
Image Credit: The Booklist Reader
While always attracted to Judy Blume’s books, I’m happy they’ve updated the cover for Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret. It’s more modern and fresh-looking. It’s a good way to grab the attention of readers today, since Blume’s books are still highly relevant and entertaining, years after being published.
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“Oldie but Goodie” A favorite cover of your favorite classic
Image Credit: Victorian Paris
I was assigned to read Madame Bovary in high school. It was a challenging read, but it’s stuck with me all these years. I love this cover – The woman just has this intrigue about her in this pose.
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“And the Winner is…” Which book cover mentioned above is your favorite?
Image Credit: Super Space Chick
Caraval wins, hands down. I’m going to look for this on Amazon this week!
I Tag:
I loved this tag!
As I get older, I find that I’m judging books more and more by their covers, but it’s hard to pick just one cover sometimes!
Until the next headline, Laura Beth 🙂
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Thanks so much for the tag! I’ve never seen this one before and I’m so excited to participate!😄
You’re so welcome. Awesome! Thanks for reaching out. It’s a brand-new tag, so when Tiana posted it, I knew I wanted to participate. I’m excited to see your post!
No problem! And I’m excited to write it!😉
Awesome!
I’m so happy to see you did my tag! Caraval definitely has a gorgeous cover. I really loved all the covers you choose for this. The one that stuck out to me most for me was the Fever cover. It was so dark and captivating.
Thank you so much! I’m glad you got to see it. I knew I wanted to participate the minute I saw yours! This was such a fun tag. I love all of Laurie Halse Anderson’s books.
You’re so well read. Impressive as always.
Thank you, Diana. I’m a total bibliophile. Thank goodness for libraries – Otherwise, I’d be completely broke!
For me, it’s the free Kindle books!
Nice! I tried that, with my old Nook. I couldn’t do it. It just bugged me. I even tried it with my iPad and a few of my school textbooks – Nope. I hated it. Physical copies for me, always! For Al – He loves the app on his iPad!
I LOVE this tag! And agreed! Caraval’s cover is the best! Thank you for including me. ☺️
You’re so welcome! Thanks for reaching out. This one was a blast!
This looks so fun! Great answers!
Thank you! It was so different – I knew I wanted to try it. I had a blast!
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