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Friday, December 15, 2017

Bookcover Spotlight #132

Cards on the Table.  First published 1936.

27 comments:

  1. Oh! I love the color choices for this cover!

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  2. Agatha Christie books rule! Hugs...and Happy Friday!

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  3. This is an awesome cover. I can't believe I haven't read any of her books.

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  4. I love this, it's so old-school and simple!

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  5. Very effective and love the old school feel๐Ÿ˜

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  6. I'm a big fan of these Agatha Christie covers. I love the colors and overall style of everything!

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  7. I love Agatha Christie and I think this cover suits the story perfectly. Time period appropriate, I think. :)

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  8. I love the lighting on the cover! And of course I'm a fan of anything Agatha.

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    1. I figured you might like this one! And I love the lighting too- might be one of my favorite Christie's,

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  9. Still have yet to read ANYTHING by Agatha Christie. One day!

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  10. I love those '30s-'40s style covers! ๐Ÿ’œ

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  11. Super choice this week, Greg. It speaks to you, doesn't it:)

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  12. These newer covers are great. Hopefully a new generation will become interested in them.

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  13. I didn't know they were getting new covers, but this one is GOOD! The color palette is fantastic, and I like the spotlight on top of their heads. The art-style is stunning too!

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  14. I love this cover! It's retro and gorgeous, and I need to see more in this range!

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  15. I haven't read these Agatha Christie's books as yet! Look good! Happy holidays!

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  16. I'm loving all of the Agatha Christie covers you've been sharing. I've only read a couple of the books too, so I feel that my TBR is about to grow again, lol.

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  17. I love everything about this cover. I have yet to read an Agatha Christie novel, but this makes me want to pick one up right away.

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