Christmas Cover Love {12 Days of Christmas}

Welcome to day 2 of the 12 Days of Christmas blog party!  Today I'll be sharing some beautiful Christmas book covers.

Note: I do not necessarily recommend any of these books.  I'm simply sharing the covers because of... well... their beauty.  You can't go wrong admiring a gorgeous cover, now, can you?

An Endless Christmas—Cynthia Ruchti

With this book, I love the title font.  It adds such a whimsical element to the cover.

The Old Mansion's Secret—Rebekah Morris

At first glance, I thought the ornament in the cover is suspended amid a flurry of snow, but upon closer look, it's hanging in a tree.  That fact, along with the mansion pictured, sums up the entire story perfectly, as a cover should.

Beyond the Horizon—Jesseca Wheaton

I'm not usually a fan of faces on the front of books, but this instance, added to the three-dimensional appearance of the title, makes the cover perfect.

Red Boots—Kate Willis

The boots, the dress, the fonts, the colors all blend together to create a picture-perfect (literally) cover that (obviously) exactly matches the title.  But what really draws everything together, what really makes this cover appealing to my eyes, is the gray background, with the snowflakes seemingly embedded into the sidewalk.

Bespoke—Amanda Dykes

First of all, I'd just like to admire this designer's incredible ability to make a book cover look like a movie cover.  The window hints at things yet to be told, or maybe simply the joy of opening a window to find new things untold.  And. Those. Fonts.  They're just perfection.

One Enchanted Eve—Melissa Tagg

'Enchanted' is certainly the word I would use to describe this cover!  The overhanging clouds, the snow, the trees, the bridge beckoning readers to cross it into the pages inside this book.

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