[icons] #o13: these things are great, it's like tv in your head
about a month and a half ago,
iconthat had a "i like big books" challenge where the challenge was to icon anything book related. because i am ridiculously indecisive i ended up making...50 icons of book covers instead of just 3. whoops! the first 3 are the ones i entered into the challenge and the rest are all the extras. i hope you like them! i think most of them can be used for general/aesthetic icons if you haven't read the book! (i've only read five of these myself. if you're curious, the ones i've read are: of fire and stars, the loneliest girl in the universe, ramona blue, autoboyography, and the truth lies here. i highly recommend ramona blue and of fire and stars!)
also a huge shoutout to pop goes the reader's judge a book by its cover feature which features beautiful book covers and was where i found a lot of the middle grade book covers iconned here!
all the book titles links link to the books respective goodreads pages!
o1-o5: sorcery of thorns, the storm crow, hold still, goblin, the candle and the flame
o6-1O: escape from aleppo, whistling in the dark, the glass town game, smoke and mirrors
11-15: spirit hunters, the vanderbeekers and the hidden garden, in a perfect world, a whisper of horses, front desk
16-20: the gold-son, jaclyn hyde, snotgirl vol i, clara voyant, the gravedigger's son
21-25: beware the night, a place called perfect, of fire and stars, beware the night, the loneliest girl in the universe
26-30: doc and the detective in: graveyard treasure, they both die at the end, we are okay, white rabbit, ramona blue
31-35: the invisible boy, things that surprise you, daniel coldstar #2: the betrayer, her royal highness, the cerulean
36-40: autoboyography, want, riverland, blackbird
41-45: my so called bollywood life, wicked fox, the truth lies here, nightbooks, satellite
46-50: feeder, the mystery of black hollow lane, the bromance book club, monsters, you asked for perfect
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