Waiting on Wednesday is a weekly event hosted by Jill from Breaking the Spine and specifically spotlights upcoming novels we can't wait to read. As always, there are some amazing upcoming books, but this week I am particularly excited for...
Title: The Winds of Heaven
Author: Judith Clarke
Release Date: September 28, 2010
Clementine thinks her cousin Fan is everything she could never be: beautiful, imaginitive, wild. The girls promise to be best friends and sisters after the summer is over, but Clementine's life in the city is different from Fan's life in dusty Lake Conapaira.And Fan is looking for something, though neither she nor Clementine knows what it is.
Printz Honor Winner Judith Clarke delivers a compassionate, compelling novel with the story of friendship between two young women, and of the small tragedies that tear them apart from each other and from themselves.
Taken from GoodReads.
Printz Honor Winner Judith Clarke delivers a compassionate, compelling novel with the story of friendship between two young women, and of the small tragedies that tear them apart from each other and from themselves.
Taken from GoodReads.
I've never read anything by Judith Clarke before, and I think that might just be a crime. Either way, I think the premise of The Winds of Heaven sounds both heartfelt and promising, albeit extremely vague. I love books that can make you feel a story, rather than just read about it, so I'm excited to see what this presents. Besides, who can resist a colourful cover that's as beautiful as that? Certainly not me...we all know I'm a bit of a cover whore geek.
Lovely cover! (although I agree, the summary is pretty vague, lol...)
ReplyDeleteThis cover makes me think of the 60s :)
ReplyDeleteThat is really stunning cover and I have to say, i love books with beautiful cover.it gives some credits =)
ReplyDeleteI haven't heard of this one, but it sounds like it's going to be emotional and engrossing:) And I too am a cover whore, er, nerd.
ReplyDeleteoooh, i am definitely adding this!! The book looks great and the cover is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIt does sounds really nice, but indeed what is it really about? lol. I also love the cover, very colourful. ;)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cover! I love it! Honestly, I'd read the book just for that. But I must admit, the summary sounds pretty cool too. Fabulous pick, Melissa!
ReplyDeleteSometimes a vague summary can be a good thing, the publishers must not want to spoil the awesomeness ;) I love the cover too...I would probably pick it up based on that alone.
ReplyDeleteThis books looks beautiful and the relationship between the two MCs reminds me of The Patron Saint of Butterflies. I hadn't heard of this one before. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis does sound very heartfelt, and I love novels that explore the intricacies friendships. Great pick.
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ReplyDeleteargh! i have this on my bedside right now, just drowing in my TBR pile. and I've read most (all?) her other books and loved her when i was a teen - so it should be an awesome read...
ReplyDeleteI like the US cover way better than our Australian cover though.
Fascinating! I haven't heard about this one. I'm a cover whore too :-) I didn't use to be. The blogging community has corrupted me.
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Haha, I'm a cover whore too!! This one is colourful, I have to admit. It's attractive ;) And the sound of it is appealing to me! I like novels like these :)
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of this but it sounds interesting! The cover very nice too. :)
ReplyDeleteThe synopsis sounds powerful
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Hey Melissa! Thanks for stopping by my blog! I see you're currently reading Clockwork Angel. Just got my copy of that one in the mail today! Can't wait!
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