Top Ten Tuesday: Books with Trees on the Cover

"Tope Ten Tuesday" in a white font mimicking handwriting on navy starry skies

Top Ten Tuesday is a fun weekly meme, hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. Everyone is welcome to join in the fun.

This week’s theme was “Books with SOMETHING on the Cover.” I picked trees, thinking I could get a list of ten for each age range and call it a day. “Oh, this will be easy,” I said. It was not.


Middle Grade

  1. ARU SHAH AND THE TREE OF WISHES, by Roshani Chokshi
  2. THE SECRETS OF THE WILD WOOD, by Tonke Dragt
  3. THE RAVEN HEIR, by Stephanie Burgis
  4. TWITCH, by M. G. Leonard
  5. A TANGLE OF SPELLS, by Michelle Harrison
  6. JUNGLEDROP, by Abi Elphinstone
  7. WILLOW MOSS AND THE LOST DAY, by Dominique Valante
  8. THE MONSTERS OF ROOKHAVEN, by Pádraig Kenny
  9. OTTER’S MOON, by Susanna Bailey
  10. THE KEY TO FINDING JACK, by Ewa Jozefkowicz

Young Adult

  1. THE HARM TREE, by Rose Edwards
  2. THE TWISTED TREE, by Rachel Burge
  3. THE LIE TREE, by Frances Hardinge
  4. WHAT SHE FOUND IN THE WOODS, by Josephine Angelini
  5. SEVEN ENDLESS FORESTS, by April Genevieve Tucholke
  6. THE NEAR WITCH, by V. E. Schwab
  7. RULE OF WOLVES, by Leigh Bardugo
  8. THESE FEATHERED FLAMES, by Alexandra Overy
  9. THE CRUEL PRINCE, by Holly Black
  10. BLOOD HEIR, by Amélie Wen Zhao

Adult:

  1. THE QUICKSILVER COURT, by Melissa Caruso
  2. MIDNIGHT IN EVERWOOD, by M. A. Kuzniar
  3. THE WOLF AND THE WOODSMAN, by Ava Reid
  4. THE NIGHT OF THE FLOOD, by Zoe Somerville
  5. SUBJECT TWENTY ONE, by A. E. Warren
  6. COLONYSIDE, by Michael Mammay
  7. THE DANCE TREE, by Kiran Millwood Hargrave
  8. MAGICIAN’S GAMBIT, by David Eddings
  9. THE SNOW CHILD, by Eowyn Ivey
  10. THE TALE OF THE TAILOR AND THE THREE DEAD KINGS, by Dan Jones

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23 thoughts on “Top Ten Tuesday: Books with Trees on the Cover

    1. Thank you – I also had to scrutinise my media gallery because I knew that I’d have forgotten about all that didn’t have “tree” in the title!

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    1. Trees are so great! Necessary to life, pretty, good for construction, and can be so ominous on covers… Or fun and light!

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    1. Thank you – SNOW CHILD is such a good book, I’m hoping for one “slow” winter where I can re-read it!

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