Cover Characteristic: Moon

Posted January 19, 2016 by Lisa Mandina in / 12 Comments

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I found a lot of covers with moons, but not as many with the moon big in the background as I thought.  Again some of them are in a series where the moon is on all of them, so those I’ll group together.  And once again I’ll be sharing 10 covers.

10.  I think this is the moon, otherwise I’d have it higher, but I’m not quite sure.

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7.  I don’t remember the actual cover being this blurry, but this was the image on Goodreads.

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2.  Actually I found that this author, Robert McCammon had a lot of books with moons on the cover, but my first thought with this characteristic was his The Night Boat.
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1.  And my favorite is a series with the moon big on every book, because it is really major part of the story.
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So, those are my picks. What do you think of them?  What other books with moons can you think of?

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12 responses to “Cover Characteristic: Moon

  1. I like Earth and Sky a lot. Uninvited isn't bad, I like a crescent moon when you can see the whole thing at the same time if that makes sense. Arianna's Destiny is nice, but I think Winter Moon is my fave. i like looking up through tangled branches on a cool night and that's what it reminds me of, so yeah.

    Life As We Knew It I obviously like 🙂 but I didn't know there were four of them.

    • I know what you mean about the crescent moon, I always like that as well. I do always love when there is a view through the branches of a tree. Thanks for returning the visit!

    • Life As We Knew It is a really good book, as well as its sequel, The Dead and the Gone. The third book wasn't bad, but I wasn't a fan of the last one. Thanks for stopping by!

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