16 - A book that has a book on the cover

[Britany]

Finished The Library of Lost and Found by Phaedra Patrick

My Review:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Shelley]

I went with The Library of the Unwritten and loved it. It's this super interesting concept of a library of all of the unwritten books of the world, and located in hell.

[Ashleigh]

I read Words on Fire for this prompt. Amazing book. I'm glad I read it!

[Julia]

I'm going to read Walls Of Glass by Amanda Brookfield for this.

[Trish]

I read Fahrenheit 451 for this! The 60th anniversary edition has a book on the front cover. I loved it so much! It could have fit in a few different categories, but I thought this category would be harder to fulfill than the others it could've fallen under.

[Brittany]

I just finished The Bookish Life of Nina Hill for this category. It was a nice little feel good type book. It’s not my normal type of read, but I did enjoy it quite a bit. I’m also 29, which is the same age as Nina in the book, and you can tell a lot of the references were intended for someone in the age group. A Pokémon reference was even thrown in.

[Rachel]

I found this short story by Ian McEwan in a local bookshop:

[Abby]

I finished this one for the challenge: . Now need to see if I can fit the other two of the trilogy in.

[Monica]

Abby wrote: "I finished this one for the challenge: . Now need to see if I can fit the other two of the trilogy in."

Mr. Mercedes could be the book whose author has flora or fauna in his/her name (StepHEN King). End of Watch could be the book whose title has three words.

[Michelle]

Currently reading the The Bookwanderers by Anna James. Book on the cover.

[jaadhimalli]

I am reading By Its Cover for this prompt.



I like the Commissario Brunetti series and am glad I found this.

[Megan]

The Storied Life of AJ Fikry. A Top 10 read for me.

[Rachel]

I'm reading The Bookseller for this one.

[Drakeryn]

Paladin's Grace is a fun romance in a fantasy setting and has a book on the cover (in the upper left corner). It's also a 2020 release and the author, T. Kingfisher, has fauna in her name.

[Melissa]

For this challenge I read The Bookshop by Penelope Fitzgerald, 3 ★. Here's my review.

[Bekky]

Matilda!!!

[Linda]

I enjoyed reading The Thirteenth Tale... here's my review.

[Barb]

I was amazed at the number of options there were for this prompt. I finally settled on "Finders Keepers" by Stephen King, since I read "Mr. Mercedes" quite a while ago but never finished the trilogy.

[Lilith]

I love Juliet Blackwell's books. She is thorough in her research, and her series are very absorbing. I read A Cast-Off Coven- the books are on the shelves behind the dresses. Really enjoyed this book, and highly recommend the author!

[Katy]

I'm reading Bridge of Clay by Markus Zusak for this prompt. There are two images of books in the top right corner of the hardcover book I have. So far it's been really good!

[Becca]

I just finished The Book Charmer by Karen Hawkins. I loved the quaint setting of this one--it reminded me of the show Gilmore Girls with a magical realism twist!

[Claire]

I read Paperback Crush for this one :)

[Luca]

I'm going old school with , which has a scroll on the cover, a.k.a. what books looked like before the invention of the leaf-through bind-up! Also fitting that it's in a manga, a modern extension of the oldest form of literature: comics & illustrations :)

[Virginia]

I read The Lost and Found Bookshop for this prompt. It would also work for author with more than 20 published books.

[Irma]

I read "The bookish life of Nina Hill". It was quite an endearing read.

[Cornerofmadness]

I ended up reading Chronicles of the Last Liturian: Book 1 - The Diary of Oliver Lee by Kenneth Rogers Jr. which I think is self-pubbed (I got it from the author at a con) and no picture on GR. sigh. Mostly I read it because I'm trying to clear books off my shelf. It was more like an anthology and was okay but not really my thing.

[Cindy]

I read The Eyre Affair. I read it many years ago but had not read Jane Eyre so I didn't get the references. Now that I've read Jane Eyre it makes much more sense. The series is always good for a re-read.

[Tamara]

I read "Well-Read Black Girl" by Glory Edim.

[Mande]

Midnight at the Bright Ideas Bookstore

[Barbara]

I read for this prompt. I've been meaning to read it for a while. Stinking cute. Also a breath of fresh air after reading which I didn't like.

[Marie-Claude]

I read Paperbacks from Hell: The Twisted History of '70s and '80s Horror Fiction. The cover features the actual covers of horror paperbacks, so I figure that counts. Also, very funny and interesting even if, like me, you are not into horror books. I see it more as a (very) quirky history book than a horror book.

Bonus : It is also a quick read.

[Jessica]

I read “The Library of Lost and Found” by Phaedra Patrick. I really enjoyed it!

[Liz]

If you haven’t finished this prompt yet-My Reading Life by Pat Conroy was excellent. If you’re a fan of his writing, or you’re interested in how authors hone their craft through reading the works of others, you’ll love it.