Top Ten Tuesday – Books that Give Off Winter Vibes

Posted 2 June 2020 by Katie in Top Ten Tuesday / 14 Comments

Welcome to another Top Ten Tuesday post, thanks to That Artsy Reader Girl. It’s the second day of winter here in Australia, and while many of my international friends would laugh at my Australian version of winter (which never sees snow and only gets down to freezing on the coldest of nights, and rarely then), I have to say I am definitely feeling the cold today. I feel a bit cheated, really, that I have to endure cold weather without the benefit of snow. In my mind, if you’re going to live with the discomfort of cold, you might as well have some snow to make it worthwhile.

So while the majority of Top Ten Tuesday participants today will be sharing books that give off summer vibes (the official TTT for today), I’m sharing ten covers that most definitely give off winter vibes—and have some snow to show for it!

Hawk by Ronie Kendig
The Weaver’s Daughter by Sarah E. Ladd
Covent Garden in the Snow by Jules Wake

Evergreen by Susan May Warren
Twist of Fate by Rachael Anderson

Providence by Chris Coppernoll
The Queen by Steven James
Sabotaged by Dani Pettrey

Cold as Ice by M.K. Gilroy
Falling Like Snowflakes by Denise Hunter

What season is it where you are?

14 responses to “Top Ten Tuesday – Books that Give Off Winter Vibes

  1. Ha! Love it 🙂 Yep, feeling the cold here in Qld, and also feeling a bit silly for feeling so cold when it’s only just under 20 degrees… :p But that wind! Thanks for the post! Feeling very cold now 🙂

    • Oh, so you’ve had cold wind today too? Our temps were only low teens here, but the wind chill knocked it back almost ten degrees!

  2. lydiaschoch

    Evergreen has such a pretty cover. And I wish I could send you some of Ontario’s snow. Some years we get a ton of it!

    My TTT .

    • I have! I spent two weeks in The Netherlands over New Years about eleven years ago and it was such a wonderful experience. There was only one very light snowfall over night while we were there, but we were able to walk across a frozen river, which was a completely novel experience, and the temperature was definitely a new kind of cold. We were staying with my husband’s extended family (his grandfather is Dutch) and one of the memories that sticks with me the most is the way they simply stored their excess refrigerated items on the table on the back deck! As lovely as it was, though, I’m definitely not built for those kinds of winters 😊

  3. It’s summer here in the Pacific Northwest. The Pacific Northwest is in USA. The book, sabotage, has a lovely cover. And plus my favorite dog is on that cover as well. A great list. And this is off the subject of books, have you heard of Flying The Nest? They have a vlog on YouTube and they travel around the world. They also live in Australia too. If you traveling, in that fog is for you.
    Here is my TTT.
    https://dmhoisington.wordpress.com/2020/06/02/top-ten-tuesday-4/

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