04 - A book with a tiger on the cover or "tiger" in the title

[Nadine in NY]

Oh boy. This feels super specific, but maybe it's not? First book I
haven't read that pops into my head: The Tiger's Wife

Listopia is here

[Louise]

I've added a few suggestions :D

[Ashley Marie]

[Lexi]

Some I suggest:
The Night Tiger
When You Trap a Tiger - want to read
When the Tiger Came Down the Mountain

[Ellie]

There's a tiger on the cover of one of the books in the Goodreads blog today! I added it to the list, Beasts of a Little Land.

[Roberta]

life of pi

[Roberta]

crouching tiger, hidden dragon

[poshpenny]

I recommend a picture book I read this year! I loved the story and illustrations
Tiger vs. Nightmare



The Boy with the Tiger's Heart - This cover is fantastic!

[Meg]

I suggest The Night Tiger (fiction set in 1930s Malaysia) andA Tiger in the Kitchen: A Memoir of Food and Family (a personal memoir about food)

[Knight]

I recommend The Moon Over the Mountain: Stories mostly because it's a short story written by a Japanese man and the premise seems pretty interesting if you wanna broaden your reading horizons.

[Megan]

If you enjoy middle grade, When You Trap a Tiger by Tae Keller was amazing :)

[Melinda]

Tiger Eyes by Judy Blume, the author who changed my life.

[Robin H-R]

Hunting A Detroit Tiger

[Sarah]

The Tiger's Wife - read it this year and loved it.

There's also: Sharpe's Tiger - which I haven't read yet but Ive heard good things and like the author.

[Alyssa]

I'm going with Life of Pi

[Teri]

Taming the Tiger Within: Meditations on Transforming Difficult Emotions by Thich Nhat Hanh

I think I need this.

[Katy]

I might go nonfiction and read a book about tigers.

[Lilith]

Teri wrote: "Taming the Tiger Within: Meditations on Transforming Difficult Emotions by Thich Nhat Hanh

I think I need this."

It is pretty hard to go wrong with Thich Nhat Hanh! I've enjoyed everything of his that I've read. This might be my first read of 2022 ;0

[El]

by Ken Liu

[Kelly]

poshpenny wrote: "I recommend a picture book I read this year! I loved the story and illustrations
Tiger vs. Nightmare



[book:The Boy with the Tiger's Heart..."


I absolutely LOVE that you suggested Calvin and Hobbes!!!! I may have to revisit some of my favorite collections for this prompt :)

[Roberta]

Add "The Tiger who Came to Tea", if you need a quick read!

[Patricia]

I have Life of Pi by Yann Martel.

[Rachel]

The Tiger in the Smoke by Margery Allingham: apparently J. K. Rowling said it's her favourite crime novel.

[Jacqie]

Beasts of a Little Land by Juhea Kim, historical fiction set in Korea.

[Beth]

The hardcover version of “Bestiary” by K-Ming Chang has a Tiger on it. 🐯💛

[Jennifer]

I’m probably going to find a Calvin and Hobbes collection

[Rachael]

The Tiger at Midnight by Swati Teerdhala is my read this year

[Annie Paige]

If any of you have young children then you could read them That’s Not My Tiger or The Tiger Who Came for Tea! That’s what I’m doing as I can’t find a book I’m interested in with a tiger on

[Heather L]

Annie Paige’s Pages wrote: "If any of you have young children then you could read them That’s Not My Tiger or The Tiger Who Came for Tea! That’s what I’m doing as I can’t find a book I’m interested in with a tiger on"

There’s also Walt Disney's Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too. 🐅

[Ashley Marie]

Jennifer wrote: "I’m probably going to find a Calvin and Hobbes collection"

This is a brilliant idea!

[Rachel]

I can’t find anything that interests me here, but I’m sure I’ll be reading a Daniel Tiger book to my daughter at some point next year lol

[Nadine in NY]

Annie Paige’s Pages wrote: "If any of you have young children then you could read them That’s Not My Tiger or The Tiger Who Came for Tea! That’s what I’m doing as I can’t find a book I’m interested in with a tiger on"


I always liked Close Your Eyes

[Nadine in NY]

Rachael wrote: "The Tiger at Midnight by Swati Teerdhala is my read this year"


Based on the description, looks like this book would also work for "secrets" and "double life"!

[L Y N N]

The Jade Tiger (Penelope Harris Mysteries #1) by E.W. Cooper looks very interesting. Just spotted it on another group's Listopia!

[Kellee]

The Girl and The Tiger by Paul Rosolie. His first book is one of my absolute favorites and I’ve been wanting to read The Girl and The Tiger.

[Rie]

I think I'm going to read Beasts of A Little Land by Juhea Kim because that on my tbr list for next year.

[poshpenny]

Tiger Honor follow up to Dragon Pearl by Yoon Ha Lee

[Joan]

If you like classic mysteries there is The Tiger's Head, written in classic style by Paul Halter.

[Chrissi]

I'm going to read How Much of These Hills Is Gold - it has a tiger on the cover.

Also can recommend Tigers in Red Weather for some historical fiction.

[Kelly]

My book for this prompt will be, The Impact of a Single Event by R. L. Prendergast. There is a Tiger on the cover. I thankfully already owned a copy and found by skimming through my shelves.

[Reed]

The Life of Pi

[Ron]

So I was going through mountain lion books via Amazon and I came across this very fascinating one: Ghostwalker: Tracking a Mountain Lion's Soul Through Science and Story .

A lot of it takes place in the region of Yellowstone National Park which is very cool as I've spent so much time out there and it's one of my favorite places in the world.

[Sandra]

Ron wrote: "So I was going through mountain lion books via Amazon and I came across this very fascinating one: Ghostwalker: Tracking a Mountain Lion's Soul Through Science and Story .

A lot of..."

That looks interesting, but I don't see a tiger on the cover.

[Ron]

Sandra wrote: "Ron wrote: "So I was going through mountain lion books via Amazon and I came across this very fascinating one: Ghostwalker: Tracking a Mountain Lion's Soul Through Science and Story..."

Good point. Something so basic and yet I got it confused. They're both in the cat family though not directly tigers. My mistake.

[Ron]

If anyone has any nonfiction book recs that fit this that would be perfect.

[Nick X.]

My first choice for this prompt (Michael Booth’s Three Tigers, One Mountain) seems destined for my DNF pile. Now, I’m toggling between How Much of These Hills Is Gold and When You Trap a Tiger. Any insights would be greatly appreciated!

[Debbie]

Nick wrote: "My first choice for this prompt (Michael Booth’s Three Tigers, One Mountain) seems destined for my DNF pile. Now, I’m toggling between How Much of These Hills Is Gold and When You Trap a Tiger. Any..."

I am currently reading The Orphan Master's Son by Adam Johnson and I am really liking it. It won the pulitzer prize. The cover is a tiger.

[Richelle]

I was thinking about

[Wendy]

[Dana]

I would like to read The Time Traveller and the Tiger by Tania Unsworth or The Tiger in the Well by Philip Pullman.