Top Ten Tuesday – Book Covers With Autumn Colors

I’m linking up with Top Ten Tuesday, which was created by The Broke and the Bookish and is now hosted by Jana at That Artsy Reader Girl. Check out upcoming Top Ten themes on Jana’s blog.


It’s time for a “Fall Freebie,” and as I usually do, I’ve found book covers in fall colors that remind me of turning leaves. This is all about color, not Fall themes or settings, so you’ll see a mix of genres below. All of these are on my TBR, and I’m linking them to Goodreads.

Shouting Distance by Cherie Priest

Werewolves of Waffle Hutch by Reba McQueen

The Chrysalis Conundrum by Oliver K. Langmead

Where Fire Reigns by Jared Pechacek

Copperstitched by Kalie Reid

The Chain House by J.H. Markert

Orpheus by M.R. Carey

Old Ham by Seraphina Nova Glass

The Double Dorothy by Olivia Waite

The Felicity Complex by August Clarke

A Spell for Saints and Sinners by Emily Carpenter

The Indecipherables by Anne Hellman


Which cover is your favorite?

Posted September 29, 2026 by Tammy in Top Ten Tuesday / 37 Comments


37 responses to “Top Ten Tuesday – Book Covers With Autumn Colors”

    • Tammy

      I saw that prompt in a couple of weeks, and if I’d seen it earlier I probably would have done something different. Oh well!

    • Tammy

      Mine too, I do love warm tones. And I agree, I really want to read Werewolves of Waffle House:-)

  1. You’ve definitely nailed the colour scheme that you were going for here. All of these covers look absolutely stunning together. My favourite is probably The Chrysalis Conundrum although Copperstitched is more my go to style. I think its how vibrant the colours are that draws me though.

  2. Autumn colors suit fantasy covers absurdly well. Gold and burnt orange make every book look as though it contains either a prophecy or a very old fire.

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