Happy Tuesday! While you certainly shouldn’t judge a book by its cover 🙂 , we all know that compelling cover design is what attracts a reader. There are so many elements to a great cover design — I commend those who produce these works of art. The title font is one such element, and the sky is the limit to types that can be used. Today TTT bloggers were tasked with showcasing fonts that mimic handwriting. I have chosen some books I have read/reviewed that fit that bill, those that have partial or full titles that look handwritten. There are a lot of different genres; I hope you find a book and a cover to pique your interest.
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Books with Titles That Look Handwritten
An Appearance of Impropriety by Jayna Breigh
A Caffeine Conundrum by Angela Ruth Strong
Della’s Song by Donna Jo Stone
The Easter Sepulcher by Mel Starr
The Girl Upstairs by Jessica R. Patch
Harbor Pointe by Irene Hannon
Headwater Holiday by Hannah Hood Lucero
A Weekend on Allyson Island by Susannah B. Lewis
The Women of Wynton’s by Donna Mumma
The Words We Lost by Nicole Deese
Della’s Song has such a pretty font.