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The Gift of Rain Tan Twan Eng
Publisher: Weinstein Books

Garden plants soaked up the water and rewarded me with beautiful, green plants that perked up and (if plants could do this) smiled. After many weeks of hot, dry weather the rain was very, very welcome! Raindrops striking against the skylight ~ beautiful sound. The Gift of Rain by Tan Twan Eng; Anna of the Five Towns by Arnold Bennett; Then We Came To The End by Joshua Ferris. June 9, 2013 By Diana Leave a Comment. Either through a nice run, looking at creation, meeting. We got our first good dose of rain in months yesterday, and it was much needed. The Gift of Travel — Part 10: Prague Views & Re-Entry — A Photo Essay. Before we left home, we purchased one optional tour and it was scheduled for our last day in Prague. About the author: Tan Twan Eng was born in Penang, Malaysia. It seems to be my phrase for the last couple of months. He worked as an intellectual property lawyer in Kuala Lumpur before becoming a full-time writer. The blue and blowsy days seemed like tastes of heaven. Such a run of them is rare here in the land of deep clouds, and we reveled in them. With the cold weather on its way, the very low rivers we had would have been very vulnerable to anchor ice if we got one of those major freezes. This week's synchroblog topic is 'A book that changed my life,' and seeing as I chose the topic, I'm making a brief foray out of hibernation to respond.