It’s another Top Ten Tuesday, hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl!
Today’s Top Ten Tuesday topic is a FREEBIE! I’ve decided to focus on specific titles, most of which I have read.
One definition of celestial is “pertaining to the sky or visible heaven, or to the universe beyond the earth’s atmosphere, as in celestial body”. I’ve chosen 10 titles that refer to things in the sky and beyond. Ones that just might encourage you to look up.
10 Celestial Titles
A Moonbow Night by Laura Frantz | review
How a Star Falls by Amber Stokes | review
High as the Heavens by Kate Breslin | review
Fair as a Star by Mimi Matthews | review
Blue Ridge Sunrise by Denise Hunter | review
Set the Stars Alight by Amanda Dykes | review coming soon!
This Quiet Sky by Joanne Bischof | review
Under Scottish Stars by Carla Laureano | highly anticipated, on my TBR!
Moonlight Masquerade by Ruth Axtell | review
Where the Stars Meet the Sea by Heidi Kimball | on my TBR!
Did you participate in the week’s TTT? What topic did you choose? Share your links & thoughts in the comments!
This is a great idea for a TTT topic! I don’t often participate but I love reading everyone’s posts. Set the Stars Alight is on my TBR, so I look forward to reading your review!
Thanks, Jana! My participation seems sporadic to me, but I’m with you, I enjoy seeing other people’s takes each week! Thanks, I’m just trying to form coherent thought about Set the Stars Alight because I loved it SO MUCH!
What pretty covers they have, too!
My TTT .
🙂 Yes, I agree!
This is such a fun topic! You should submit it to Artsy Reader girl. I haven’t seen anyone do it before.
Aww, thank you! That’s a good idea!
Super fun topic! There are tons of titles and covers about celestial topics. So fun.
Happy TTT!
Susan
http://www.blogginboutbooks.com
Thanks! Yes, I had a lot to choose from! These are some of my favs 🙂
Great topic! Many books I need to read. I listed books featuring women of a certain age. 😉
Thanks, Beckie! Your list is fun, too! I saw several there I need to read.
I love these covers. They’re so soft and pretty.
I agree! Some of them just transport you to the setting. Set the Stars Alight is a particular favorite.
What a fun post! Thanks for sharing! 🙂