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SUMMER CHALLENGE 2012: WIND/AIR
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20.5 - Bigger is Better - Wendy UK's task: Let's Talk About the Weather
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The Neon Rain, The Art of Racing in the Rain, The Scent of Rain and Lightning, The Gift of Rain, After Rain, Midnight Rain, Midnight Rain,The Right Attitude to Rain

I enjoyed The Scent of Rain and Lightning if anyone likes mysteries

What about this one for rain on the cover, based on the black clouds that look just like the ones outside my window, and the glistening road?


I enjoyed The Scent of Rain and Lightning if anyone likes mysteries"
I had nothing on my 500+ TBR list to use for this task, but The Scent of Rain and Lightning looks good. Thanks, Dee!

What about this one for rain on the cover, based on the black clouds that look just like the ones outside my wind..."
I'm not sure about that one Rosemary - it doesn't look to me as if it's actually raining in the picture, when I enlarged it it looked more like gravel on the road than puddles - so I think I'll have to say no. Sorry.


Yes - I think that looks like rain."
Thanks, Wendy! :)


That's a really cute book! I read it for the spring challenge. :) I love the setting.


That's a really cute book! I read it for the spring challenge. :) I love the setting."
It looks really good, I can't wait to start it:)





I took Thursday and Friday before the Bank Holidays off. It was blue skies and sunshine here until Wednesday evening.
Does this one work? You can't see the rain but she is using an umbrella.

Does this one work? You can't see the rain but she is using an umbrella.



The sky is very black, but as the girl is totally dry, and the book description mentions it being parched dry, I think it's a wind storm, so I don't think that can be classed as a rainy picture - sorry.



I would say yes for this one

but no for the other as the water doesn't seem to be disturbed by raindrops.

Good recommendation - I was thinking of that one myself.


Does this one work? You can't see the rain but she is usi..."
Yes - she's wearing a raincoat and boots, and carrying an umbrella - so we'll say it's raining.
That's strange - the picture seems to have changed! Anyway, approved for your book cover:


Happy to help, Bucket!


Yes - that certainly is very rainy!
Or at least your cover picture is - it seems to change when I reply!
Now I see it's another book by a different author! Still that one works too.
And here's yours:


We have heavy black clouds this morning, and it's very windy, but not raining at the moment!



Yes - they both look rainy enough.
Your covers - the wrong one's come up again!


Thanks for the idea! I just got that one on audio, but I guess I didn't pay enough attention to the cover! I gotta read the first book first though...



Hi Rosemary - I had a very wet holiday!
I can't really see if it's raining on the book cover -it just looks foggy to me. If the cover hadn't mentioned parasols I would have assumed that was an umbrella and therefore it would be raining - it certainly doesn't look bright enough for a sunshade! As you have the book I think I'll have to trust your judgement on this one -does it look rainy to you?


Just want to make sure. Thanks!"
Yes - the cover looks rainy enough. But it seems to be only a kindle book, so you'll need to get it approved for length.

Books mentioned in this topic
The Rules of Attraction (other topics)The Right Attitude to Rain (other topics)
The Neon Rain (other topics)
Midnight Rain (other topics)
After Rain (other topics)
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A feature of summer in Britain is unsettled weather - I think that's why we talk about it so much! We plan in the hope that the weather will be warm, dry and sunny - but often it's not. So the Queen has just celebrated her Diamond Jubilee with a river pageant - in the rain, and a carriage procession - in the rain! Street parties and picnics have been cancelled, or endured in the rain.
Share in our British Summer by reading a book with a rainy picture on the cover, OR the word RAIN in the title or subtitle, series titles are excluded. Or as an alternative - in acknowledgement of the Jubilee - a book with the homophone REIGN in the title or subtitle, series titles are excluded.
Rains, rained, rainy, raining or reigns, reigned reigning may also be used, but not compound words such as rainbow or raincoat.
And hopefully the weather here will turn hot and sunny soon!