The Seasonal Reading Challenge discussion

10.4 Falling For Fall


National Fall Foliage Week begins annually on the last Sunday of September ( September 27, 2026), celebrating changing autumn leaves. Peak viewing times for falling and colorful leaves vary by region, running from mid-September in western mountain elevations through November in southern states
Read a book with leaf covered ground or falling leaves (leaves mid-air) on the cover.
EX:
Required: Post the cover.

Could I check if this book would be suitable for this task please?

Can you please confirm these are leaves?

Lauren wrote: "Could I check if this book would be suitable for this task please?"

I'm sorry this would not work for this task. These are leaves but they are not falling leaves or collected on the ground.

Robin P wrote: "Can you please confirm these are leaves?

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Yes this works,.

Are the leaves to the right of the chair falling and/or on the ground?

Julia wrote: "Are the leaves to the right of the chair falling and/or on the ground?
[bookcover:The Patchwork Players: An Elm Creek Quilts Novel – A Heartwarming Women's Fiction Story of Friendship, Career Choic..."
Looks like the one above the chair is falling.

Does this work for leaves on the ground:


Thank you!

Do these two have leaves on the ground?

Bottom right

Bottom

Finn wrote: "Do these two have leaves on the ground?

Bottom right

Bottom"

not enough leaves on the ground for What we saw

The Jumbies does work

Susan wrote: "Does this work for leaves on the ground:


Thank you!"

yes this works.

JennRenee wrote: "Susan wrote: "Does this work for leaves on the ground:


Thank you!"

yes this works."


Thank you again-

Please verify that some of the leaves here are falling:

AND/OR
Fallen leaves are all along the trail and near the body in lower left:


AND/OR
leaves covering ground at bottom:

Kathy KS wrote: "Please verify that some of the leaves here are falling:

AND/OR
Fallen leaves are all along the trail and near the body in lower left:
[bookcover:206 Bones|702788..."

I would say all these work

JennRenee wrote: "Kathy KS wrote: "Please verify that some of the leaves here are falling:

AND/OR
Fallen leaves are all along the trail and near the body in lower left:
[bookcover..."

Thanks, now I have options!

Will this work?

Would this work
Thanks in advance

Marty, I can see leaves on the ground when I enlarge the cover, so approved

Cindy wrote: "Would this work
Thanks in advance"

I cannot make out the objects as leaves or scraps of papers-I am going to have to say no to this one

Joanne wrote: "Cindy wrote: "Would this work
Thanks in advance"

I cannot make out the objects as leaves or scraps of papers-I am going to have to say no to this one"

I think it's actually flower petals, still doesn't fit though

Joanne wrote: "Marty, I can see leaves on the ground when I enlarge the cover, so approved"

Thanks!

Are there enough leaves on the ground on this one?



Thanks!

Apple wrote: "Are there enough leaves on the ground on this one?



Thanks!"


I see a leaves mid-air so this works.

I wanted to see if there are enough leaves on the ground on this one!

Jessica wrote: "I wanted to see if there are enough leaves on the ground on this one!
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yes this works

Do the leaves all over the ground at the very bottom of this cover count for this task?

RedSycamore wrote: "

Do the leaves all over the ground at the very bottom of this cover count for this task?"

yes this works.

JennRenee wrote: "RedSycamore wrote: "

Do the leaves all over the ground at the very bottom of this cover count for this task?"

yes this works."

Thanks!

Would this be ok ?

Fiona, that looks more like a paper airplane in a pile of clover-I have to say no to this one.