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One of the coolest things about being part of a group of reviewers working together is the wide range of genres and perspectives we cover here.
I rarely read romance, for example, but I stay up-to-date on some of the newest titles out there thanks to my fellow reviewers who spend some to all of their reading time in that genre. Likewise, those of us who love horror give everyone else a chance to know what’s going on with the scary side of modern fiction as well.
Here are some of the books and films we’ve discussed over the past few months that have water references in their titles. If you pay close attention, you might notice a tiny bit of overlap between this list and last week’s list.
The genres they cover range from mystery to picture books to science fiction, so there’s a little something here for just about everyone. I think it’s cool to look for the similarities not only between books but between book reviewers as well!
Just like last week, I wrote this post in advance for scheduling purposes. It’s once again possible there might be another water-themed review or two on our front page by the time this is published.
1. On Duck Pond by Jane Yolen
Genre: Children’s
2. Saltwater Sorrows by Rhonda Parrish
Genre: Science Fiction
3. Razorblade Tears by S. A. Cosby
Genre: Mystery
4. Fuddles and Puddles by Frans Vischer
Genre: Children’s
5. The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michele Richardson
Genre: Mainstream Fiction
6. Dragon Springs & Other Things by Raven Oak
Genre: Science Fiction
7. Fresh Water for Flowers by Valerie Perri
Genre: Romance
8. Deep Tide by Laura Griffin
Genre: Mystery
9. Movie Review: Adam & the Water
Genre: Science Fiction
10. Salt Water by Eugenia Triantafyllou
Genre: Science Fiction
What books with watery themes or titles have you read lately?
I don’t think I recognize these but what you said in the opening is so true. That’s part of the reason why visiting these posts is fun, too! We find so many reads to possibly enjoy. 🙂
I couldn’t agree with you more!
I’ve heard of the Tinker Creek book from my library’s book bunch club! It sounded interesting.
May you enjoy it if you read it.
I need to read Razorblade Tears. That book sounds so good.
Happy reading!
Fuddles and Puddles sounds so cute!
It was adorable. 🙂
The Bookwoman of Troublesome Creek was also on my list this week. I love all the picture books you included.
Thank you. I’m glad you also liked The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek.
An interesting looking list. I try to read a range of genres to mix it up a bit ☺️
Have a great week!
Emily @ Budget Tales Book Blog
Glad to hear it. Have a great week yourself.
I love Book Woman! 🙌
That’s awesome!
I didn’t focus on the ones I had read, but the ones I hadn’t! Thanks for stopping by my blog earlier.
You’re welcome. Yeah, there were plenty of people who took your approach this week. I like seeing the diversity of replies.
This is so fun discovering new books and in different genres too! I’m liking the sound of Deep Tide- cool premise.
Thank you. May you enjoy Deep Tide if you read it.
Thank you. 🙂
Great list, you gave me quite a few to consider to add to my TBR.
Thank you, and that’s awesome!
I really want to read Razorblade Tears
I hope you like it.
This is a great list, and I love that you’ve included such a wide range of genres. I’ve got Razorblade Tears on my TBR, and I feel like I keep seeing it everywhere this week. Maybe the universe wants me to read it sooner rather than later?
Thank you, and could be. Happy reading, Leah.
Adam & the Water, I had not heard of & now I have it on my Watchlist.
Great List!
It was so interesting. Hope you like it!
Fuddles and Puddles sounds like a lot of fun!
It sure was. Very cute!
I love THE BOOK WOMAN OF TROUBLESOME CREEK! It’s such a great read.
Happy TTT!
Susan
http://www.blogginboutbooks.com
Yay! That’s awesome.
Good job putting all these together — I really like some of the titles! I’ve read The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek, and it would not have come to mind for me when thinking about water, but it definitely fits!
Thank you. I’m glad you liked that one.
What an interesting list. I haven’t read any of the books since most of them are not necessarily my type of genre but there are a few that would interest me. So, thanks.
And thanks for visiting my TTT this week.
You’re welcome. Thanks for stopping by.
Great list. I loved Razorblade Tears and The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek.
Thank you, and glad to hear it!
I’m not familiar with any of these, but I agree with you… it’s so interesting week after week to learn about books in genres we’re not as familiar with. I, for one, love sharing all the dark thrillers and horror novels I’m immersed in (though I do read romance and occasionally fantasy or other genres too)
Thank you! I’m glad you agree.
I think all of these are new to me, so thank you for sharing them! Happy reading!
You’re welcome. Happy reading to you as well.