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This week in honor of the 4th of July in the USA the theme is red, white and blue book covers! I decided to approach this topic the same way I did for my post about books with my favorite colors and limit myself to books that are physically on my shelf in shades that are very close to those on the American flag. I even managed to come up with an equal number of reds, whites, and blues, and one book that had all three!
Hans Christian Andersen’s Fairy Tales-This book is a lovely shade of red.
Grimm’s Fairy Tales-Another beautiful hard cover collection of fairy tales
The Icelandic Sagas I-I couldn’t resist adding one more gorgeous hard cover, and this picture really doesn’t do it justice (the blue is brighter than it appears here). Though the blue leans toward navy and the white a bit gray, I’m still counting it as having all three colors.
Frost Burned (Mercy Thompson #7) by Patricia Briggs-A mostly white cover from one of my favorite series.
Darkness Unbound (Dark Angels 1) by Keri Arthur-I really need to get around to reading this series.
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Sunshine by Robin McKinley-I should revisit this book sometime.
Bone Crossed (Mercy Thompson #4) by Patricia Briggs-Another great cover from the Mercy Thompson series
Eats, Shoots and Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation by Lynne Truss-A fun book about punctuation!
Full Moon Rising (Riley Jenson Guardian #1) by Keri Arthur-An older series, but definitely a good one.
A Light in the Attic by Shel Silverstein-Another mostly white cover to round out the list!
My list is a little eclectic, but I think they work well for the theme this week! Do you have a favorite out of the bunch?
