It wasn’t long ago (I mean it was 2021, so…) I put together a list of book cover art that was all about nature plus one about water, too. This is why today I’m looking for something just slightly different, but whether we’ll find it remains to be seen. We’re just going to settle in and start trying to find some fiction book titles about nature, or at least a fictional title that includes nature, and see where it gets us.
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BOOKS ON MY SHELF THAT HAVE NATURE IN THEIR TITLES. A list of books with titles that relate to nature. #Books #Reader #Reading #Readers #Read #Nature #BookList #TopTenList #TopTen #TopTenTuesday Click To TweetSome of these may be repeats or “fails” in that they don’t quite fit on the list, but as this is just all about having fun and featuring some books, we’re going to go with it regardless. Let’s see what our shelf searching yields.
FICTION BOOK TITLES ABOUT NATURE
THE GOLD IN THESE HILLS and SONGS OF BLACKBIRD MOUNTAIN, JOANNE BISCHOF
I’ve read one of these and one I haven’t. They’re written by an author with a talent. Goodreads
THE BUTTERFLY AND THE VIOLEN, KRISTY CAMBRON
The butterfly is the callout winner for adding this one. I’ve read a couple of Kristy’s novels but not recently. However, I did preorder her upcoming title, too. Goodreads
THE ROSE OF WINSLOW STREET, ELIZABETH CAMDEN
One of the rare historical authors I did enjoy and have read more than one book by. This is one of her earliest titles, and one of her more recent wasn’t a favorite so I need to give another of hers a chance again. The rose is the winning word here. Goodreads
THE MOON AND MORE, SARAH DESSEN
A popular YA author that I’ve only read one book by, and this isn’t the one. Goodreads
RAINBOW COTTAGE, GRACE LIVINGSTON HILL
This one is a throwback and not one I have ever read. Not that I remember anyway. I have that little mass market edition, and don’t think it’s one I bought. It was either my mom’s or one of those that someone bought for fifty cents at some used book sale. Goodreads
QUEEN BEE, AMALIE HOWARD
A young adult historical novel that has bee in its title so I’m including it because while the word isn’t used as “nature,” I’m making it fit. Goodreads
TOUCHING THE CLOUDS, BONNIE LEON
I read some of Bonnie’s books, a series set in Australia, but haven’t ever read this one, which takes place is Alaska. Goodreads
THE BLUEBIRD AND THE SPARROW, JANETTE OKE
One that throws it way back in my reading history. Janette is the author that inspired (loosely so) the Hallmark favorite When Calls The Heart, and she wrote lots of other prairie like fiction, too. Goodreads
ENGLISH IVY, CATHERINE PALMER
I read this one years ago and cannot remember it much. In fact, I was looking through a box of books I’m going to list on eBay, and realized, I used to read a lot of historical fiction. Including this and the next two by the same author as well. Goodreads
SWEET VIOLET and WILD HEATHER, CATHERINE PALMER Goodreads
TROUBLED WATERS and WILD MONTANA SKIES, SUSAN MAY WARREN
Lots of Susan’s novels have a kind of nature-esque look to their design or the titles, so these are just two of the titles that kit nicely. Goodreads
Have you read any of these? Would you? Which types of books or which ones did you feature today? Comment all of your thoughts below! Let’s chat.
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Linking up with That Artsy Reader Girl February 27: Covers/Titles with Things Found in Nature (covers/titles with things like trees, flowers, animals, forests, bodies of water, etc. on/in them) (Submitted by Jessica @ a GREAT read)
These are all such pretty covers.
Here is my Top Ten Tuesday post.
I think so too. :)
Nice choices! I haven’t read any of these, but I see them getting added to my TBR list in short order.
Fun! Hope you find some to enjoy. :)
PS: I did try to visit your post/list, Lisa, but for some reason when I try to comment, a whole bunch of text like this “{“version”:”20240116″,”show_thumbnails”:false,”show_date”:true,”show_context”:true,”layout”:”grid”,”headline”:”Related”,”items”:” shows. But I appreciate you visiting. Thank you!
The Butterfly and the Violin cover is so pretty. Queen Bee sounds fun. Nice titles here :)
I agree on both accounts! Kristy’s book has a gorgeous cover and “Queen Bee” is one of those I think could be tons of fun. Hoping it is. :)
A great list with pretty covers.
Have a great week!
Emily @ Budget Tales Book Blog
My post:
https://budgettalesblog.wordpress.com/2024/02/27/top-ten-tuesday-covers-titles-with-things-found-in-nature/
I think they’re pretty, too, Emily. And thanks. You have a great week too.
I haven’t read any of these yet, but I love your selection! And the covers are all so pretty too!
I agree. The covers are all pretty, but then I do love a pretty cover design. ;)
I started reading Touching the Clouds by Bonnie Leon, and I DNF’d it. I can’t remember what it was, but I was like, just no. I also DNF’d The Sons of Blackbird Mountain, I just couldn’t get into it. I still want to read The Gold in these Hills. Have a great week!
I don’t think I read ‘Touching the Clouds,’ but I read an Australian series by her. I get that about Joanne’s book. It’s a different concept/plot, but I think I ended up really liking it and like you, I really do want to read ‘The Gold in these Hills.’ It’s just another that remains on my still-have-to-read shelf. ;)
The Butterfly and the Violin cover is gorgeous! I can’t stop looking at it!
Isn’t it?? So pretty and one I need to look up because I cannot remember if I read it or not. ;)
The cover for The Rose of Winslow Street is gorgeous! I haven’t read it, but I do enjoy historical fiction, so I might have to check it out. Here is our Top Ten Tuesday. Thank you!
Fun! I hope if you do add The Rose of Winslow Street to your TBR, you enjoy! I read that one years ago, but it was a good read as I remember. :)
Beautiful titles and covers!
Pam @ Read! Bake! Create!
https://readbakecreate.com/see-the-forest-for-the-trees-book-covers-featuring-trees/
I think so too, Pam. :)
Bischof is an author I really want to read. One of these days!
Happy TTT!
Susan
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I hope you enjoy Joanne’s novels if you do read her books, Susan. Let me know what you think if you do read them. :)
Oooh! These covers look so amazing! Great list!
We do love a good cover art here! :)
The Butterfly and the Violin is one of the best books ever!
Great covers all around! 😍
I’m so glad to know this. I cannot remember if I read it… or just part of it? Either way, it’d be good to re-read I am sure! :)
These are all such beautiful covers! That top row catches my eye the most, especially The Rose of Winslow Street. Thanks for introducing me to a bunch of books I haven’t heard of before.
Fun! I hope you find some to enjoy (Elizabeth Camden’s books have historically been favorites of mine), Leah, and as always, many thanks for visiting. :)