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I will freely admit that I judge books by their covers. The cover is usually what first captures my attention when browsing Goodreads or Netgalley. Actually, in all honesty, it isn’t just usually, it’s pretty much all the time. The cover determines if I look at the synopsis and reviews.This cover is stunning in its simplicity. The colors are gorgeous and the cover really give no idea as to what the book is about. Is that a church in the background? What is the emblem? One must look at the book synopsis or read it to know what the subject matter really is.The blues and golds and white are so pretty. What about you? Any book covers capture your attention this week?Cover Crush is a weekly series that originated with Erin at Flashlight Commentary. If you want to check out some other terrific bloggers and what their Cover Crush posts look like, you can do that here: The Maiden’s Court, Flashlight Commentary, A Bookaholic Swede, Layered Pages, indieBRAG.©Holly B. of 2 Kids and Tired Books 2007-2014 All rights reserved. If you’re reading this on a site other than 2 Kids and Tired Books or 2 Kids and Tired Books Feed, be aware that this post has been stolen and is used without permission.

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Nareszcie!!!Ciepło jest 🙂 W zasadzie 🙂 Oczywiście, dziergać można też na plaży 🙂 Torba na rozpoczęte robótki będzie.Przed samym wyjazdem zrobiłam sobie kolejną chustę. Taką typową letnią bawełnianą (ją powinnam zgłosić jako zadanie marynarskie w Turnieju u IK).Idealna nad nasze morze, kiedy trochę wieje 🙂 Taka moja wersja chusty Holden.Włóczka: bawełna Druty: 3,5 mm, zamknięcie szydełkiem chyba 4mmZużycie: 135 g; po 50 g białej i błękitnej (145m/50g) i 30 g merceryzowanej  niebieskiej ( jest grubsza od pozostałych).Rozmiar: 44×195 cm**Sierpień był bardzo ciężkim miesiącem, głównie w pracy, choć nie tylko. Nie miałam siły na blogowanie, ale robótkowo powstało sporo rzeczy. Muszą tylko doczekać się zdjęć…  Na razie mam tylko obfoconą chustę marynarską. Przetestowałam w niej falbankę z Mil Pasos.Taki fajny zamocik powstał. Córka mi ją zabiera i robi z niej spódnicę… falbanka i Basi się spodobała.Włóczka: różne resztki wełenek (mieszanek) i moheru (fabanka)Druty: 4 mm i 4,5mm falbankaZużycie: 136 g Rozmiar:  Żegnam Was ciepło i zmykamy całą rodzinką na spacer 🙂

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Source.Mark Hamill.©Holly B. of 2 Kids and Tired Books 2007-2014 All rights reserved. If you’re reading this on a site other than 2 Kids and Tired Books or 2 Kids and Tired Books Feed, be aware that this post has been stolen and is used without permission.

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We have tried to raise our boys with an understanding and appreciation of different types of art and music. I think we’ve done a decent job. This conversation was when they were about 9 and 11. Still one of my favorites.——————————————-The Boy: “Mom, you know how the TMNT are all named for artists?”Mom: “Yes.”The Boy: “Can you get me biographies of all of them? DaVinci, Michelangelo and the others? I was just thinking that I really want to learn about them. And Beethoven, too. I also need to get a poster or something of the Mona Lisa so I can start drawing it.”Mom: (After giving him a big kiss.) “Absolutely I can find you some biographies! I have some books about Michelangelo you can start looking at now.”The Boy: “Awesome!”The Brother: (Looking at the cover of the Michelangelo art book I just handed his brother) “Hey, that’s David!”©Holly B. of 2 Kids and Tired Books 2007-2014 All rights reserved. If you’re reading this on a site other than 2 Kids and Tired Books or 2 Kids and Tired Books Feed, be aware that this post has been stolen and is used without permission.

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I will freely admit that I judge books by their covers. The cover is usually what first captures my attention when browsing Goodreads or Netgalley. Actually, in all honesty, it isn’t just usually, it’s pretty much all the time. The cover determines if I look at the synopsis and reviews.The colors in this cover really stood out to me. The rich, vibrant purple paired with the gold is stunning. The woman is posed, as if she is contemplating something important. The papers in her lap look to be in code. Who is she? Is she the Spymistress? This is a gorgeous cover, perfect for a historical novel. It draws me in and I am so curious.What about you? Any book covers capture your attention this week?Cover Crush is a weekly series that originated with Erin at Flashlight Commentary. If you want to check out some other terrific bloggers and what their Cover Crush posts look like, you can do that here: The Maiden’s Court, Flashlight Commentary, A Bookaholic Swede, Layered Pages, indieBRAG.©Holly B. of 2 Kids and Tired Books 2007-2014 All rights reserved. If you’re reading this on a site other than 2 Kids and Tired Books or 2 Kids and Tired Books Feed, be aware that this post has been stolen and is used without permission.

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