April TIOLI: Books with Green Covers

This is the thread to share your book covers for April TIOLI Challenge #14: Read a Book with a Green Cover.

Here's a couple of my prospective reads for the month:


At the Still Point by Mary Benson

or


Longleaf, Far as the Eye Can See: A New Vision of North America's Richest Forest by Bill Finch, et. al.

Lady Oracle by Margaret Atwood:

Excellent! I wondered where Lady Oracle would find a home.

#3 - Yay! I actually managed to fit it in your challenge #9 with "necessary," after first having a brain malfunction and using a five syllable word. I'll find something else for #9, but thought this was the best place for a lovely green Virago, so I moved it.

It's a great cover and should be shown off. I read Lady Oracle a long while back - 10 years ago, maybe? I really liked it, so you never know, I may pick it up again!

Here's my green cover:



Buried in a Bog by Sheila Connolly

Here's mine:

My two prospective reads for this category are

The Turkish Gambit by Boris Akunin


and Wild Strawberries by Angela Thirkell

I'm hoping to read this in April:



Six Strokes Under by Roberta Isleib

I'm going for:



Across Five Aprils by Irene Hunt

I've been meaning to read Across Five Aprils - I somehow missed it as a kid. Maybe this month?

Too bad I read this in March. But it's a decent read for those interested in children's literature.

The Aviary by Kathleen O'Dell

(10) Across Five Aprils is very good!

Is this green enough?

>13 fuzzi:, It's totally green enough.

Mine is Watching the English by Kate Fox

I've added The King's Jar to my April list:

I've also added The Town in Bloom by Dodie Smith

I'm now reading Winkie by Clifford Chase.



ETA: This is getting a bit boring. Not sure I'll finish it. :(

I just finished A Few Green Leaves by Barbara Pym

I'm going to start reading One Hundred Years of Solitutude:



This is for my book club. I had entered this under another challenge (two people on the cover) because that was the cover I was most familiar with, but when it arrived from the ILL, it ended in this challenge instead. :-)

Troubles by J. G. Farrell. I can't find a good picture of my edition; my copy has the same green photo but the border is also light green instead of light purple.

@AnneDC, here is one I snagged for you:



I either scan my covers, or take a picture of the cover and upload it to my computer, and then use it here!

Here's another, sorry it's not high quality:

I'm reading Steven Johnson's The Ghost Map. It was a group read last month, so I'm a bit behind.
Also, my cover looks more green than this picture does, the background is much greener...

>22 fuzzi: Thanks fuzzi! That is the one. I almost always can find my covers among the ones that are already uploaded so I've never really investigated how to upload my own cover. Now I know!

Currently reading Howards End by E. M. Forster.

Robin's Country by Monica Furlong

Fledgling by Sharon Lee & Steve Miller

I read the rather egregious The Fox on the Fairway but the otherwise talented playwright Ken Ludwig. Oh my - farce at a golf club does nothing for the theater snob in me.