I also love the pink and yellow theme and am so surprised at how it works nicely! You can read my review here.In celebration of World Pride, June Object of the Day posts highlight LGBTQ+ designers and design in the collection. Instead of featuring someone dressed in an abaya which would scare off some of the less accepting portion of our population, the girl looks so casual as she sweeps past us in her heeled booties. I love how casual the model on this photo looks and I think this helps emphasize the book’s subtle message that teenage Muslim girls aren’t a weird other species. I feel like this was one of the earlier YA novels with POC on it which I very much enjoyed reading last year!

She’s so aesthetic in general, and I love how pretty and girly these covers look without being pinksplosion. This series is such a cute contemporary romance series and I love how Lara Jean stars in each of the covers. PC: Jenny Han on Twitter To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before by Jenny Han I also love how the henna on her hands is shown off, although I do wish the model on the front cover wore glasses to fit in with the character! But this was such a fun book and I’d totally recommend! You can check out my review here.

I found a photo of the full dust cover because I think the back is just so cute! I love how both Dimple’s skin and her attire are shown off on this cover, and the moment on the back is such a perfect meet-cute that had me cackling. I just love the composition and color scheme on this cover, and the POC rep on it is just an added benefit! You can read my review here. This is one of the instances where I absolutely love how the person on the cover is used! Although she’s there, this isn’t one of those “pretty-dress” instances (although her dress is pretty) as Mira is standing on the cover, but she’s subtle and kind of blending in as her skirt fades to black. Although I’m not a fan of people on covers (see post here) just because I like seeing making my own picture of the characters in a book, I do love how this book isn’t shy in showing off the FMC’s brown skin in a non-contemporary setting! I can’t wait for this novel to come out this year! Ooooh work it girl! (I love how she’s staring us all down over her shoulder). This is such a fun book series and I would totally recommend you check it out if you haven’t already! You can read about it in my post about the cover remake! And so, I decided to compile a list of some of my favorite book covers displaying POC loud and proud on the front of them.Įmber in the Ashes (Remake Covers) by Sabaa TahirĪlthough I really enjoyed the old covers and found them to be so aesthetically pleasing, I really love all the POC representation on this one as Laia, Helene, and Elias’s physical features and characteristics can be shown off loud and proud. One of the things I love to see on a YA book cover is some good ol’ representation of people from all over the world.

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