Enjoy reading short stories snuggled in your favourite corner? Here are some monsoon themed novels you can't miss!
Rain has its own musical rap. Anyone who has been waiting to finish reading their favourite book knows the importance of the rains. Some books enhance the feel of the shady weather and help you set the mood quickly. Here are some of the choicest monsoon books that are highly recommended for your lazy afternoon breaks!
Worm Weather-
Written by Jean Taft, the story is about a girl and a boy who walk on the puddle-filled road. It has simple rhyming texts with engaging illustrations that are enjoyed by people of all age groups. The playful writing will urge you to feel the rain without an umbrella at least once!
Rain-
Author Sam Usher expresses himself with the help of rain, the protagonist of the tale. The combination of the boy's imaginations and watercolour illustrations opens all doors of adventures. The story brings all kinds of rainy experiences alive, and you can surely relate to the pouring rain outside.
Tap Tap Boom Boom-
The onomatopoeic and rhythmic language captures the excitement and energy of experiencing thunderstorms. The writer, Elizabeth Bluemle, takes you from the first drop of a downpour to the sun peeking out in New York City.
It's Raining-
This is more of a philosophical ride of rain, why we need it, and how to stay safe during a storm. The vibrant illustrations by Gail Gibbons, along with the accessible language, makes it an ideal book to own in childhood and keep you company throughout life.
When The Wind Blows-
You might think this movie is about wind, but on reading further, you will realise the Author Linda Booth Sweeney puts her imagination into a family who pulls up their booth and gets ready for a hunt just when a thunderstorm is about to approach. The intertwined illustrations and stories keep you up for finishing the whole book in one sitting.
Home In The Rain-
Written by Bob Graham, the story follows Francie and her mother and a long trek to her Grandma's home during the downpour. What makes it even more exciting is, she is going to be a big sister soon! While they wait to let the rain pass, they even pick a name for little sister!
