Welcome to this week's edition of Top Ten Tuesday which is hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. This week's theme is Fall-Themed Freebie (or Spring if you live in the Southern Hemisphere)
Recently it was time to get my nails redone, and I wanted to get something a bit fun to celebrate the end of winter. In the end I chose to get my nails done in spring colours - think five different pastel colours. I have a different colour on each nail - yellow, pink, purple, green and blue - so here are 10 books with covers that feature those colours.
A Song in Daylight by Paullina Simons - This book was one that jumped out at me from my bookshelves with the yellow vibes. Now that I look it at though, it doesn't really go with the others as the others are all cartoon-y style.
Piglettes by Clementine Beauvais - This cover bring the pink vibes. (review)
In the Paris Fashion by Sophie Beaumont - I could have chosen any of the covers from this author. The other covers are pink and green. (review)
And Now, Back to You by B K Borison - This book made me feel anything but blue!
How to Fake it in Society by K J Charles - This book was such a fun read and totally bring the green vibes
First Time Caller by B K Borison - I know, I know. Two books by B K Borison and from the same series is possibly cheating but it had both pink and yellow so I couldn't resist.
Before I knew I Loved You by Toshikazu Kawaguchi - Purple is my favourite colour so this cover caught my attention straight away when it was revealed. And it is the book I had just finished listening to when I started putting this post together
The Kamogawa Food Detectives by Hisash Kashiwai - I am just about to reread this book so it was a book I thought of when I was looking for my last green cover (review)
We'll Prescribe You a Cat by Syou Ishida - The second half of this list has taken a decidedly Japanese turn!
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Love the books, and the nails.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mystica!
DeleteYour nails are so pretty and I love that you used them for inspiration
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It was a rare moment of inspiration Shelleyrae
DeletePretty! Both the book covers and nails!
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Emily @ Budget Tales Book Blog
My post:
https://budgettalesblog.wordpress.com/2026/09/29/top-ten-tuesday-autumn-themed-freebie-covers-that-give-autumn-vibes/
Thanks Emily!
DeleteI love that you used your nail colors as inspiration for this week's post. Great idea, and great job!
ReplyDeleteHere's my TTT for the week: https://readbakecreate.com/witchy-reads-for-autumn-2026/
I had fun with it Pam!
Delete(Deb Nance at Readerbuzz) Your books and your nail colors are inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThanks Deb!
DeleteGreat idea. I hope you enjoy all these lovely books.
ReplyDeleteThese are all ones I have already read and enjoyed!
DeleteSo pretty! Enjoy your spring!
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DeleteAll the books with cats!! Enjoy your books!
ReplyDeleteYes! It's a very Japanese thing
DeleteSpring is such a lovely season.
ReplyDeleteIt really is Lydia!
DeleteSo many great books! I haven't seen that book in the Before the Coffee Gets Cold series! And First Time Caller is also on my TBR.
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First Time Caller was so good!
DeleteA pretty and creative choice. Yes we certainly have seen a lot more Japan/Korean books on the market in recent times.
ReplyDeleteAnd there are so many more coming I think
DeleteI love your nails and all the pretty book covers. What a great idea for a topic!
ReplyDeleteThanks Yvonne. I had fun with it!
DeleteNice topic! I haven't read the latest "Before the Coffee Gets Cold," but I have read and loved the first two Kamogawa books.
ReplyDeleteThe fourth Kamogawa book is being released soon!
DeleteHow fun. The nails remind me of Easter eggs. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteI hadn't thought about Easter eggs!
DeleteAwesome choice in matching them to your (very spring like!) nails.
ReplyDeleteMy very immature nails! lol
DeleteYou're nails look great, Marg! I did this for spring once. Such a nifty change. Nice selection of books. I've heard of most of them, but I haven't indulged in any yet. Thanks for sharing and for visiting my blog today.
ReplyDeleteDon't you hate it when you notice a typo after you hit publish? LOL!
ReplyDeleteI like to wear purple! One of my young nephews is in Japan teaching English. I listened to The Cat Who Saved Books and it made me want to read or listen to more of the Japanese short novels in that vein, like the ones you have in your list!
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