The books are (with pub dates from Amazon, if available):
I’m not sure why this image is so popular—the only covers I kinda like are Awake and Beyond Tuesday Morning (which also happen to be the two covers that show more of the girl’s back).
*You may remember that I featured a different cover of this book last week.
- Hy Brasil by Margaret Elphinstone (2002)
- El hijos de la sombras (the Spanish translation of Son of the Shadows) by Juliet Marillier (2008)
- God, Where Are You? Finding Your Faith in Dark Times by Kirkie Morissey (2002)
- Awake by Elizabeth Graver (2004)
- Beyond Tuesday Morning by Karen Kingsbury (2004)
- Jij bent m’n moeder niet (the Dutch translation of T’es pas ma mère*) by Prune Berge
- The Busy Woman’s Guide to Financial Freedom by Vickie L. Bajtelsmit (2001)
- Vento by Antonio Rametta (2004)
I’m not sure why this image is so popular—the only covers I kinda like are Awake and Beyond Tuesday Morning (which also happen to be the two covers that show more of the girl’s back).
*You may remember that I featured a different cover of this book last week.
You would have at least thought that the hair would blow to the right in a few of these!
ReplyDeleteWow, I can't believe how many covers have the same images. I'd hate to be the author of one of those type of copycat covers...just b/c it makes it less unique to your book, and that's not fair.
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*gasp* I'm in shock.
ReplyDeleteWow, that cover is popular. I also like Beyond Tuesday Morning the best.
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing!
ReplyDeleteThere are definitely some cover images - like this one, and the whole "bare feet in water" theme, that need to be discontinued!
ReplyDeleteI repeat this is one of the best features out there in the book blogging world. I love this feature of your Avis.
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