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April Showers

I like this extremely timely topic, but I haven't read a lot of books that fit the criteria (below). I included some books I've read where content or title deal with water and some more that I haven't read yet, but are on my Goodreads TBR or just found on Goodreads that deal with spring, storms, water, or all of the above.
Happy Top Ten Tuesday! April Showers — Pick your own title for this one to reflect the direction you choose to go with this prompt (books with rain on the cover/in the title, that have rainstorms in the story, or that have anything to do with rain)

Books That Remind Me of April Showers
  1. The Glass Hotel by Emily Mandel
  2. Drowning by T.J. Newman
  3. River of the Gods by Candie Millard
  4. The Spear Cuts Through Water by Simon Jimenez
  5. Goddess of Spring by P.C. Cast
  6. Skin of the Sea by Natasha Bowen
  7. Summer Bird Blue by Akemi Dawn Bowman--Haven't read it yet, but sea on the cover
  8. The Girl Who Belonged to the Sea by Katherine Quinn
  9. Shanghai Immortal by A.Y. Chao--Water and water dragons on the cover
  10. Spring Storm by Tennessee Williams--Read this play in college!
  11. April Showers Bring Dead Flowers by Krista Lockheart--Cozy mystery I found searching "April showers" on Goodreads

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Lydia said…
April Showers Bring Dead Flowers looks interesting.

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