41 - A book with a reflected image on the cover or "mirror" in the title

[Kaia]

I read They Do It with Mirrors, my second Agatha Christie read and first Miss Marple. I didn't enjoy it as much as Death on the Nile, but still enjoyable and I didn't figure out who did it.

[K.L.]

Last night I had the opportunity to read Came the Mirror & Other Tales, by Rumiko Takahashi. It's a manga collection of short stories and a very quick read.

[Kara]

[Ron]

I hadn't even thought of it when I bought this. I was looking at the banned book section at B&N and they had Frankenstein. I read it in high school but it terrified me like crazy. I figured I'd try again.

Turns out the copy I have has a mirror image cover:

[chysodema]

I read The Mask of Mirrors and its sequel The Liar's Knot and these were some of the best fantasy I have ever read. The first book does a lot of building, and then combined with the second it was stunning. Highly recommend if you read fantasy!

[LeahS]

I read by Fiona Sampson. I think a lot of people know EBB from one poem ( 'How do I love thee') and being rescued from the swooning couch by Robert Browning. A lot more to her than that - quite a political author, and regarded as one of the leading poets of her day, managing to write through serious ill health.

[Aimee]

Book Lovers
Would this be considered a reflection on the cover? I can see it both ways!

[Nadine in NY]

Aimee wrote: "Book Lovers
Would this be considered a reflection on the cover? I can see it both ways!"



It's definitely a "mirror image" - it's up to you if you want to count that as a "reflected image." It's a stretch, but I could see it.

[Hrishika]

It's not a book I liked but it was lying about in my kindle book collection and I can see the main character I reflected in the water - The Mind Readers

[Joanna]

I just finished The Mirrorwood for this prompt.

[Dana]

Hrishika wrote: "It's not a book I liked but it was lying about in my kindle book collection and I can see the main character I reflected in the water - The Mind Readers"

I read this in 2017 and really enjoy it.