Summer is the time of beautiful flowers–so what nicer way to think of flowers than in the title of books–right? LOL It’s just for fun, people! When I do these posts I try to use mostly books I’ve read or books on my own TBR.
Magnolias
The Ballroom on Magnolia Street by Sharon Owens
Review from my old blog: Nice, easy read with the sort of characters you’d enjoy having as neighbors. Sharon Owens is one of my favorite contemporary authors when I want something pleasant and fun to read.
Daisy
Daisy Miller by Henry James (read in high school)
Daisy Jones and the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid (my review is linked)
Poppies
Fall of Poppies: Stories of Love and the Great War
Tulips
Tulip Fever by Deborah Moggach (I DNF-ed this one)
Tulipomania by Mike Dash (on my TBR list)
Under the Tulip Tree by Michele Shocklee (on my TBR list)
Violets
A Memory of Violets by Hazel Gaynor (on my TBR list)
Roses
A Wilder Rose by Susan Wittig Albert
Rose of Sebastopol by Katharine McMahon
Permanent Rose and Forever Rose by Hilary McKay
Sweet Peas
Dear Sweet Pea by Julie Murphy (on my TBR list)
Lily
Lilies of the Field by William E. Barrett (read in high school)
Lilies of the Field (movie)
Morning Glory
I read this sweet romance years ago and loved it.
Morning Glory by LaVyrle Spencer
Marigolds
Best Exotic Marigold Hotel by Deborah Moggach (my review is linked–scroll down to find it)
Best Exotic Marigold Hotel & Second Best Marigold Hotel (movies)
Dahlias
Blue Dahlia by Nora Roberts
The Darling Dahlias and the Cucumber Tree by Susan Wittig Albert (Darling Dahlias Book 1) (on my TBR list)
Sunflowers
The Sunflower by Richard Paul Evans
Sunflowers A Novel of Vincent Van Gogh by Sheramy Bundrick (on my TBR list)
Lavender
My review from my old blog: I’ve finally done it! I made it thru a free kindle romance without laughing or gagging!! Ha!! This author, unlike many others of the genre, can really write! I was in the mood to just ESCAPE and this book provided me with a mini-vacation. I won’t pretend this is high-brow literature, but it was low-brow fun of the best sort. Bernard is every down-trodden woman’s dream. Good triumphs over Evil. What more needs to be said? This novella is a pleasant hour or so of escape! Lavender Vows by Colleen Gleason (Medieval Herb Garden Series)
Lilacs
The Lilac Bus by Maeve Binchy (read on a blogging hiatus so no review)
Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly (DNF)
Have you read any others? Leave me a comment or a link to your own post.
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Loved the way you found those daisies! I thought you’d catch me out but I managed to find some books I’ve read that have flowery titles. Yeah. Two are by Welsh authors so I get double brownie points….
The White Camelia by Julie Greenwood
The Primrose Path by Rebecca Griffiths
I’ve also read Wreath of Roses by Elizabeth Taylor
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Well done, you!! Welsh!
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I think I’ve already told you that the original title of The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel was These Foolish Things. Some good ones here. Did you not read “The Rose Code” by Kate Quinn? If not, you should. I loved it!
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I’ll add The Rose Code to my TBR–thanks
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Warning: it is long but… for me, even with my slow dyslexic reading, it just flew by!
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It was so much fun to read about all those books with a flower in the title. If I just had the time, I’d like to look through my book log and find the books I’ve read that has a flower in the title.
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MAKE time. It’s fun! Fun matters.
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