TIOLI October 2014- Orange and Black Book Covers

Boo!

Is this orangy enough?

Help! Would you say these two suitcases are orange?

Is this enough orange and black?

I emoved Kidding Ourselves from here because I finished it in September! :)

Any amount of orange and black is fine!

Thanks!

There's not a cover uploaded with quite the color tones of my copy of Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand.

This one is the closest (although mine has more orange)



but not quite as much orange as this cover:

The Kitchen Boy by Robert Alexander



***NOT COMPLETED THIS MONTH***

I was surprised to find that Asphodel by H.D. (Hilda Doolittle) fit in this challenge, but so it goes!



Karen O.

Orange in the sunset. Black in some of the vessels on the water.

For this challenge I read Lost in the Amazon by Stephen Kirkpatrick

Hope it's okay that the orange is not a dominant color....

Double dipping with the American Author challenge

Wow. That is such a weird cover for The Age of Innocence. Pretty but wierd.

Judgement Day by Penelope Lively

I've been a little startled by how many books use an orange/black color scheme! Who would have thought it? Although, they are very attention grabbing, so maybe that's the reason.

Karen O.

Nine Princes in Amber by Roger Zelazny

I must be getting loopy. I thought someone had already posted this book; when I saw it, I decided to share the read, but now I can find it neither here, nor on the wiki! It's read, though, so here goes:



The Merry Misogynist by Colin Cotterill

***COMPLETED***

I have two in a row for this challenge - neither of which looks quite so orangey here (though in opposite directions):

The D'Arblay Mystery by R. Austin Freeman:




The Good Earth by Pearl S. Buck:

Here's one that fits that I just read:



Radical: Taking Back Your Faith from the American Dream by David Platt

One more:



Last Argument of Kings by Joe Abercrombie