Top Ten Tuesday | Floral Covers

Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl, where book bloggers are invited to share their top ten lists centered on a certain theme.

This week’s theme is books with nature on the cover, but I decided to focus on floral covers. I love a floral cover, and there have been so many stunning ones recently!

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1. This Time Will Be Different by Misa Sugiura: I adore this YA contemporary and the cover is one of my all-time favorites! Anytime I turn this one face-out at my library, it immediately gets checked out.

2. Tyler Johnson Was Here by Jay Coles: I will never stop being obsessed with the soft floral vibes of this cover!

3. Fat Chance, Charlie Vega by Crystal Maldonado: This is one of my favorite covers of the year! This one’s on my TBR and I cannot wait to start it.

4. American Betiya by Anuradha D. Rajurkar: I love the contrast of the soft, pastel florals against the stark black cover. I just listened to this one on audio and absolutely loved it!

5. Felix Ever After by Kacen Callender: Okay, seriously, is it possible to look at this cover and not be obsessed with it? Plus it’s an incredible YA romance with trans rep!

6. Tokyo Ever After by Emiko Jean: The paper-cutout style of this cover is so cool, and the flowers look so delicate and intricate! I’m currently reading this Princess Diaries-esque YA novel and really loving it.

7. Wild Beauty by Anna-Marie McLemore: While most of the covers on my list are illustrated, this one features lush, realistic flowers! This YA novel is about a family of girls who have the ability to magically grow flowers from their hands, and is one of my all-time favorite reads.

8. Misfit in Love by S.K. Ali: I love that this cover employs a simple color palette, but uses layering and silhouettes to create such an ornate floral cover! I loved Saints and Misfits and am looking forward to reading this much-awaited sequel.

9. Dealing in Dreams by Lilliam Rivera: Floral covers are always great, but I especially love when a soft, floral cover is used for a darker read! I love the contrast of this cover with the dystopian, feminist storyline of this book.

10. Going Off Script by Jen Wilde: I love this simple cover with fun pops of color in the flowers! This is another one on my TBR that I’m hoping to pick up soon.

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Are you a fan of floral covers? Which are your favorites?

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