Cover Love: part 35 – Said in ribbons

The covers of novels entice the reader to enter a different world. Covers are, after all, the way the publisher hooks the reader into choosing one book over countless others.

In my thirty-fifth installment of ‘Cover Love‘, I’d like to show you books that feature text on ribbons on their covers.

Some of the following books I’ve already read, some are on my ‘to read’ list,
and some I chose only for their covers.

Some, perhaps, will now be on your TBR!

Just click on the cover to read the book’s synopsis from  Goodreads.

You might just find your next favorite book!

Stay tuned for Cover Love Part 36:
“Benches”

or… revisit any of the previous installments of

Cover Love – some of which I’ve updated recently

About Fictionophile

Fiction reviewer ; Goodreads librarian. Retired library cataloger - more time to read! Loves books, gardening, and red wine. I have been a reviewer member of NetGalley since October 2013. I review titles offered by Edelweiss, and participate in blog tours with TLC Book Tours.
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6 Responses to Cover Love: part 35 – Said in ribbons

  1. Effie Carayannis says:

    I really like ribbons. If a design needs a little lift, i usually add a ribbon. They’re all beautiful covers.
    Thanks for sharing

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  2. Holly B / Dressedtoread says:

    Fascinating! A beautiful cover always catches my eye!

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  3. Emma says:

    I do like ribbons – they are eye catching. Here, though, the almond picker is the standout for me.

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  4. So it’s true, there is nothing original under the sun.

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  5. I do love cover art! There is The Bear and the Nightingale from Del Rey that has a ribbon based front cover 😀

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