Top Ten Tuesday (#58) (05/06/14)

Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish.

 

Top Ten Book Covers I'd Frame As Pieces of Art

Book covers are so interesting.  they have to convey the story and make you want to pick it up.  We judge so many books by the covers.  That being said, there aren't a lot of covers of YA books I would actually put on my wall.  Here are the one's that may have a chance.

Breaking Butterflies by M. Anjelais

I like the watercolor butterfly on this.

 

Dissonance (Dissonance #1) by Erica O'Rourke

This goes beyond your typical girl in dress.  I think there is something so artistic about it.

Indelible (The Twixt #1) by Dawn Metcalf

I really like the flower on this.

Where Things Come Back by John Corey Whaley

Honestly, it's not my normal type of art, but I like the nature aspect of it.

But I Love Him by Amanda Grace/Mandy Hubbard

I really like the sea glass heart on this.

Fairy Tale by Cyn Balog

I like the jeweled butterfly.

 

Middle Ground (Awaken #2) by Katie Kacvinsky

This is probably a bit too country style for my house, put I think it's pretty anyway.

The Body Finder (The Body Finder #1) by Kimberly Derting

I like the Georgia O'Keeffe look to this cover.

Shiver (The Wolves of Mercy Falls #1) by Maggie Stiefvater

I love the cutout art of this cover.  It makes it even more special that the author designed it herself.

The Space Between Trees by Katie Williams

It doesn't really come out in this, but the cover of the hardcover is a really pretty cutout.

"Waiting On" Wednesday (#50) Breaking Butterflies by M. Anjelais

“Waiting On” Wednesday is a weekly event, hosted at Breaking the Spine, that spotlights upcoming releases that we’re eagerly anticipating.

This week I'm picking:

Breaking Butterflies by M. Anjelais

Expected publication: August 26th 2014 by Chicken House  

From Goodreads: 
The closest he will ever come to happiness is when he's hurting her. Will she let him? A beautiful and twisted story of first love and innocence lost -- written when the author was just eighteen.

Sphinxie and Cadence. Promised to each other in childhood. Drawn together again as teens. Sphinxie is sweet, compassionate, and plain. Cadence is brilliant, charismatic. Damaged. And diseased. When they were kids, he scarred her with a knife. Now, as his illness progresses, he becomes increasingly demanding. She wants to be loyal -- but fears for her life. Only the ultimate sacrifice will give this love an ending.

Why I'm Waiting:
This looks like a tragically beautiful story.  What will the ultimate sacrifice be?