Hello, lovely readers!
Hope you're doing great and reading some interesting book at the moment.=) [Well, you're reading this at the moment, but anyway]
I really-really liked both of today's challenges - Cover Scavenger Hunt hosted by Book Monster and Rainbow Book Challenge hosted by Neon Yeti Reads (awesome name, by the way).
So, I decided to participate in both of them. I've done the first one on Book Monster's blog, because that's where you have to do it. And now I want to do the second one here.
The rules are simple: create a book rainbow and share it with other participants and readers.
I'll be honest with you, I had some troubles with shades of purple, because I don't have a whole lot of books with purple spines, but I tried my best, so that's how my Book Rainbow looks:
Well, what can I say, for me - IT'S GORGEOUS! I love the colours! Love-love-love.=) So humble.. (*.~)
Now I need to name this books, so you can understand what some of them are (because I have titles not only in English, but also in Russian and Ukrainian here.)
THE COLOURS AND THE BOOKS:
1. White: The Wind in Willows by Kenneth Grahame (Russian title: "Ветер в ивах", Кеннет Грэм);
2. Red: Half Bad by Sally Green (Ukrainian title: "Напівлихий", Саллі Грін);
3. Orange: To Timbuktu by Casey Scieszka (words) and Steven Weinberg (art);
4. Yellow: The Casual Vacancy by J.K. Rowling (Russian title: "Случайная вaкaнсия", Дж.К. Роулинг);
5. Green: Eating Animals by Jonatan Safran Foer (Russian title: "Мясо", Джонатан Сафран Фоер);
6. Blue: Attachments by Rainbow (ha! see what I've done there) Rowell;
7. Purple: Io No by Lorenzo Licalzi (Originally published in Italian, Russian title: "Я - нет", Лоренцо Ликальци. Not translated into English, sorry.);
8. Violet (darker purple): Alif the Unseen by G. Willow Wilson (the cover inself is just WOW!);
9. Black: The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey (Russian title: "5-ая волна", Рик Янси).
That's it! What do you think about my book rainbow?
If you've done your own book rainbow, link it down below, so I can check it. Maybe we have the same books on our lists.=)
Hope you're doing wow! with your Bout of Books goals.
It's time to say bye-bye.
Have an amazing day, awesome book and READ!
Lovely book rainbow! It's interesting to see the Ukrainian alphabet - it seems similar to Russian cyrillic but not completely. (I can read Russian alphabet and I understand some Russian but not that much!) I have the same copy of Alif the Unseen at home and it's so pretty! Have you read it by the way? One of my favourite books from last year.
ReplyDeleteCool! I can't read in Estonian or Finnish.. But I think it's not read hard, once you get the pronunciation right. But I might be completely wrong...:)
Delete90% of Ukrainian, Russian, Belarus alphabets are same letters. Because all these languages are from the same group. And letters are in Cyrillic.:) So I think you can read in Ukrainian as well. We even have "i" in our alphabet. But it reads like "ee":)
I haven't read it yet, but I really want to. And I will, soon. It's just, my tbr is INSANE!
So many people said this book is amazing! Looking forward to it.:)