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Thoughtful Thursday: Identify last month’s covers

Today’s covers all come from books we reviewed in December 2013. Once you identify a book cover, in the comment section list:

1. The number of the cover (1-12)
2. The author
3. The book title

BookCovers

Please identify just one cover that has not yet been identified correctly so that others will have a chance to play. If they’re not all identified by next Thursday, you can come back and identify more.

Each of your correct entries enters you into a drawing to win a book of your choice from our stacks. Winners are notified in the comments, so make sure to check the notification box or remember to check back in about 10 days. If we don’t choose a winner within 2 weeks, please bug Marion.

And, as always, we’ve got a couple more giveaways going on, too.

Good Luck!


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January 16th, 2014. | Giveaway!, Thoughtful Thursday | 22 comments |

KELLY LASITER, with us since July 2008, is a mild-mannered academic administrative assistant by day, but at night she rules over a private empire of tottering bookshelves. Kelly is most fond of fantasy set in a historical setting (a la Jo Graham) or in a setting that echoes a real historical period (a la George RR Martin and Jacqueline Carey). She also enjoys urban fantasy and its close cousin, paranormal romance, though she believes these subgenres’ recent burst in popularity has resulted in an excess of dreck. She is a sucker for pretty prose (she majored in English, after all) and mythological themes.

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22 comments

  1. RedEyedGhost / January 17, 2014

    #5 is Two Serpents Rise by Max Gladstone

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  2. Melanie Goldmund / January 17, 2014

    #9 is She Walks in Darkness, by Evangeline Walton.

    Reply
  3. April / January 17, 2014

    #6 is Mistress of the Wind by Michelle Diener

    Reply
  4. CTGT / January 17, 2014

    #3 is Tarnished and Torn by Juliet Blackwell

    Reply
  5. C.Parrella / January 18, 2014

    #12 is A Tale for the Time Being by Ruth Ozeki

    Reply
  6. Andreas / January 18, 2014

    #11 is The Land Across by Gene Wolfe.

    Reply
  7. Michelle Miller / January 20, 2014

    #1 is Quintessence Sky by David Walton

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  8. Melanie Goldmund / January 24, 2014

    #7 is Sorrow’s Knot, by Erin Bow.

    Reply
  9. Michelle Miller / January 24, 2014

    #10 Daughters of the Nile by Stephanie Dray

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  10. Melanie Goldmund / January 25, 2014

    #2 is Curtsies and Conspiracies, by Gail Carriger.

    Reply
  11. April V. / January 25, 2014

    #8 is Mystery Society by Steve Niles (writer) and Fiona Staples (artist)

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  12. April / January 27, 2014

    And since nobody else is still playing, I’ll do the final one as well which is #4 and it is Mike Resnick’s The Doctor & The Dinosaurs.

    Reply
  13. Marion / January 27, 2014

    CTGT, if you live in the USA, you win a book of your choice from our stacks.
    Please contact me (Marion) with your choice and a US address. Happy reading!

    Reply

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