FiF Book Club November Nominations: Judge a Book by its Cover
Welcome to the November FiF Nomination thread for 'Judge a Book by its Cover'. What makes an eye catching cover? What makes a feminist book cover? How will we know if the book is feminist if we only have a book cover to judge by?
Nominations
- Make sure FIF has not previously read a book by the author. You can check this Goodreads Shelf. You can nominate an author that was read by a different book club, however.
- Leave one book suggestion per top comment. For this month, please ONLY include the image or a URL to the image, along with an image description for accessibility. (You can nominate more than 1 if you like, just put them in separate comments.)
- For the sake of this square please do not add comments that give away the contents, but please DO check that you believe the book is speculative fiction and fits within a general feminist theme according to your own definitions.
I will leave this thread open for 4 days, and compile top results into a google poll to be posted on September 6th, 2024. Have fun!
September FIF: The Wings Upon Her Back. Check in with us on September 11th to chat about the first half of the book.
October FiF: The Once and Future Witches by Alix E. Harrow
What is the FIF Bookclub? You can read about it in our Reboot thread.