The Seasonal Reading Challenge discussion

10.10 Air Conditioned Cool
Air Conditioning Appreciation Week is the 3rd week in August- Cool off and read a book set in winter OR with snow or ice (any form- ice cubes, ice skating rink, etc) on the cover.
Required: If it is not obvious, explain/point out the winter setting or snow/ice and include a link to the cover if electing that option

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will this work. the white around the flower looks like snow on the actual book.

JennRenee wrote: "will this work. the white around the flower looks like snow on the actual book.]"

Yes, please point it out when you post

Would F U, Penguin: Telling Cute Animals What's What work?

Maggie wrote: "Would F U, Penguin: Telling Cute Animals What's What work?"

That looks like snow

Great, thanks!

I think I'm going to read for this one. The cover has snow and it is set during the winter.

Is this alright?

It is set at the start of winter as well.

SilverRaindrops wrote: "Is this alright?

It is set at the start of winter as well."

That works

Dlmrose wrote: "SilverRaindrops wrote: "Is this alright?

It is set at the start of winter as well."

That works"

Thank you :).

This book has a giant snowflake on the front. Will it work?


Lost December: A Novel

jennbunny wrote: "This book has a giant snowflake on the front. Will it work?


Lost December: A Novel "

yes

Thank you!

does the entire book need to be set in winter or is part of the book ok. the book is set from septmeber through january.

Michael wrote: "does the entire book need to be set in winter or is part of the book ok. the book is set from septmeber through january."

If winter impacts the story it could work
What book?

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules I am not sure of the winter impacts the story greatly.

Michael wrote: "Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules I am not sure of the winter impacts the story greatly."

Sorry, no
Way too much "back to school" even if it continues the school year