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I'd like to take this moment to recommend both If a Tree Falls at Lunch Period and Regarding the Trees: A Splintered Saga Rooted in Secrets. That is all :3
If a Tree Falls at Lunch Period was AWESOME! Loved it!Other ideas from looking at the covers of my tbr list:
The Drowning Tree looks intriguing and I read The Crying Tree: A Novel for another challenge and it was great (especially if you like Jodi Picoult's style)
Here are some books I noticed that have a tree somewhere on the cover...
In addition, many of the books in the Anne of Green Gables series has trees on the cover.
a walk to remember by nicholas sparks has trees on the cover.
Tracey wrote: "Would this be ok? 
"yes
My audio edition of
has several trees on it. I started it for the winter challenge, but didn't have enough time to get even halfway through. I'm excited to get to continue using it for spring.
The Road Home by Rose Tremain has a tree on the cover. It's a really good book too, I read it for an earlier challenge.
some other options from my bookshelf
- Rothfuss - Name of the Wind
- To Kill a Mocking Bird - Harper Lee
- Plain Truth - Jodi Picoult
Sanctuary -
- Carolina Moon - Nora Roberts
- feeling for bones - bethany pierce
- Snow Falling on Cedars - David Gunterson
How prominent does the tree have to be in the photo? Can they be in the background? I have this edition:
Katie wrote: "How prominent does the tree have to be in the photo? Can they be in the background? I have this edition:"As long as you can see a tree and know that's what it is it's fine.
Tanya wrote: "
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I have that copy and was going to ask lol xx
I discovered today at the book store that Dear John has trees on the cover! YAY!
Rachel wrote: "Here is another: 
"Thank you!
Does Inkspell count? It's more like a hole in a tree...
Sally wrote: "Does Inkspell count? It's more like a hole in a tree... "It's not clearly identifiable as a tree so I'm going to say no.
Tanja wrote: "
A Tree Grows in BrooklynThe trees are faint on the cream."
No matter what the cover looks like it counts -- it has the word "Tree" in the title
The Courage Tree Chamberlain, Diane* The Crying Tree: A Novel Rakha, Naseem*
Family Tree Delinsky, Barbara*
Catalpa Tree Devlin, Denyse
The Penny Tree Kennedy, Holly*
Thanks for all the great ideas for this task... now to choose just one!
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I'm not sure if what is on the front cover is considered a bush or a plant rather than a tree...however, on the back cover, there are definitely trees.
Jennifer wrote: "What about:[image error]
I'm not sure if what is on the front cover is considered a bush or a plant rather than a tree...however, on the back cover, there are definite..."
I'll accept it.
So, does there have to be a tree on the particular version that you are reading, or just on one of the editions? (ie my copy of The Poisonwood Bible does not have a tree on the cover, but another edition does).
Coconut Library wrote: "So, does there have to be a tree on the particular version that you are reading, or just on one of the editions? (ie my copy of The Poisonwood Bible does not have a tree on the cover, but another e..."It should be the edition you read.
ok, thanksI just realized there are trees on the cover of
for anyone who's interested.
Would this work for a tree on the cover? 
Stephanie wrote: "Would this work for a tree on the cover? "That is a great book, and I think it should count. Of course, I'm not the official on this one.
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In honor of Arbor Day(called different things in different countries), which is celebrated in many countries (Belgium, China, Germany, Japan, Kenya, Lesotho, Netherlands, Portugal, South Korea, Uganda, United States, and Venezuela) in the spring and the fact that without trees we wouldn't have books...Read a book with a picture of a tree(s) on the cover or the word tree/trees (not a type of tree) in the title.
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