TEN BOOKS THAT HAVE A FLOWER IN THE TITLE 

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Spring is fully here and with it, the content I write likes to follow the seasons. Resulting from this, we’re going to feature some title play today as the structure for this new book list. I’m not sure how successful I’ll be at finding what I want, but I’m going to try and find ten books with flower titles because does anything get more spring-like than flowers. 

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I think I’ll be able to find books that fit this, but I’m also not sure. This said, I do like to challenge myself with things like this (perhaps needlessly so). We’re diving in right now to see how this goes. 

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TEN BOOKS with FLOWER TITLES 

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THE WIDOW of LARKSPUR INN, LAWANA BLACKWELL

According to my minimal research, the Larkspur plant or floral is a part of the Delphinium family. Because of this, I’m making this older historical title fit on our list. It’s also a title I read many moons ago. Goodreads

THE ROSE of WINSLOW STREET, ELIZABETH CAMDEN

A title I read years ago (like usual), I remember liking this one. But don’t ask me to recall details! Goodreads

MEET me on LILAC LANE, ANDREA CHRISTIANSON

This is an upcoming May release. Its title is ideal though for the list and it sure looks pretty too. The plot is a second change romance about a widow who finds new love and possibilities with the man who she’s always been “the one” for. Goodreads

ROSEMARY COTTAGE, COLLEEN COBLE

Another title I read years ago. It was a sweet read as I remember and has a woman trying to heal in the aftermath of her brother’s death and the Coast Guard hero who helps her. Goodreads

ROSES will BLOOM AGAIN & YELLOW ROSE BRIDE, LORI COPELAND

I read these titles a long time ago and seem to remember I did enjoy the contemporary. Lori is also an author I really did like. ‘Roses’ on Goodreads | ‘Yellow Rose’ on Goodreads

WILDFLOWERS from WINTER, KATIE GANSHERT

This list is stacking up to be all about books that are from my past reading days! I read this one once upon a time, too but don’t ask me to remember details. Goodreads

HONEYSUCKLE DREAMS and ON MAGNOLIA LANE, DENISE HUNTER

Both of these have ideal titles for the list today, and they look it too! Neither of them are books I’ve read, but back in the day, I did read lots of Denise’s novels and found many among them to enjoy. ‘Honeysuckle’ on Goodreads | ‘Magnolia’ on Goodreads

THE MYSTERY at LILAC INN, CAROLYN KEENE

I’ve never read it but do own this Nancy Drew mystery story. Goodreads

ROSES for MAMA, JANETTE OKE

A years ago read for me, this one is all about an older sibling raising younger siblings. It’s a sweet premise if I remember right and is one of those “gentle” kind of prairie fiction stories that has a bit of wholesome romance, too. Goodreads

PETALS and PLOT TWISTS, JENNY PROCTOR

This is a recent release and not one I’ve read. But I mean how cute does it look? It may not have the usual flower in its title, but I’m counting it because it does boast ‘petals’ in its titling. Goodreads

ELIZABETH I: RED ROSE OF THE HOUSE OF TUDOR, KATHRYN LASKY 

This is one from my childhood and I don’t remember much about this one but I’ve had it for a long time on my shelf and it is one I did read back in the day so that’s a plus (anytime I can add a book to a list that I have read feels like a win). Goodreads

MAGGIE ROSE, SHARLENE MACLAREN

Another western type read I read a long time ago. Goodreads

BEYOND HEATHER HILLS, MELISSA WILEY

In this case, I’m saying Heather refers to florals. Though I’m not sure if it actually does. Still we’re rolling with it and making it work. Goodreads

Have you read any of these? Which one would you read? What flower book titles do you own? Share a of your thoughts down in the comment section. 

Linking up with That Artsy Reader Girl April 29: Books with the Word “[Insert Word Here]” in the Title (Choose a word and find ten books with that word in the title.)