Book Kaleidoscope 2014 – Day 3: Top Five Best Book Covers

Cover must have been one of the most important aspects of a book (at certain point, we often judge a book from its cover, right?), and that’s why we are having this category for Book Kaleidoscope Day 3. Here are five of the most beautiful covers from books I have read in 2014,

#5  Of Human Bondage by W. Somerset Maugham

#4  The Kill by Emile Zola

#3  Tender is the Night by F. Scott Fitzgerald

#2  I Know Why the Caged Birds Sing by Maya Angelou

...and the award goes to....

#1  The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton

Red is my favorite color, and I don’t know why, but I feel that red represents Lily Bart’s character. The hats also represent how vanities—in style and appearance—had become one of the most important things in social life in that era. I also love this Penguin English Library edition, and so it becomes…

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1.	Bzee @ Bacaan B.Zee	7.	Neskia @ Dunia Fantasi
2.	Lois@ You, Me and a Cup of Tea	8.	aia @ nom nom book
3.	Cut Lilis - Purple Bookish	9.	Luckty @ Luckty Si Pustakawin
4.	Alvina @ Mari Ngomongin Buku	10.	Siro @ Review Siro
5.	Viona @StarKing's Library	11.	ertalin @ fiction and me
6.	Hanifah Dien @ The Book Of Life	12.	Ira @ Ira Book Lover

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