Cover Reveal: Blue Lily, Lily Blue

Have you guys seen the cover for Blue Lily, Lily Blue by Maggie Stiefvater? The cover for the 3rd book in The Raven Cycle is absolutely beautiful! Check it out:

Release date isn’t until October of this year, but I’m dying to get a copy of this book and I’m still working on the second one. This is such a great series. If you haven’t looked into it yet, I highly suggest that you do. 😉 

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8 thoughts on “Cover Reveal: Blue Lily, Lily Blue

  1. I can’t wait to read this book. Maggie Stiefvater is such a great writer; I’ve loved all of her books.

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  2. I liked the Shiver series, but not as much as the Faerie books she wrote. I love her mythology books because they tie in so many forgotten aspects of different cultures. I think my favorite book from her was Scorpio Races. I loved the whole girls can do anything guys can do aspect and the romance was just the icing on the cake.

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    1. I’ve been looking at the covers and both series look very appealing. You’re comments make them sound even better than they look. 🙂 Once I finish with The Dream Thieves I’ll look into the Faerie books especially. It’s wonderful to see those forgotten aspect resurrected in modern stories. It adds so much to the story line and creates this wonderful sense of history and intrigue.

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      1. I completely agree. Fantasy is definitely my favorite genre,but when there’s a little history added it really defines the plot and adds a new layer so the story doesn’t become fluff.

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  3. It’s so true! I enjoy the Fantasy genre as well, but the one’s that I’ve always been drawn to, and those that have been my favourites, always have that historical element to them. But I will take your suggestion and look into the Faeries books. It’s been too long since I’ve really enjoyed a good Fantasy book.

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