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Subject: Some titles

Date: Wed 26/07/06 14:56:41 GMT

Name: regenman

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Nice topic, sjakie! Yes, I'd like to share some wet titles.

- Pippi Langkous (Pippi Longstocking?) never takes her clothes off when swimming, and she swims quite a lot. Her author, Astrid Lindgren, must have been a wetlookster. Pippi: "Whoever said that children have to be dry?"

- Comics of Franka, by Henk Kuijpers. Every comic has at least one wetlookscene, covering about 1 page, as far as I know.

- Alice in Wonderland, by Lewis Carroll

- Various parts of Harry Potter, by J.K. Rowling. Quidditch-matches in pouring rain, a contest in the lake... Just don't know in which books, exactly.

By the way: Did you ever check out the stories on the site of Anthony? http://www.jowc.net/home.htm , under "tales of the dripping wet". Julie is my favorite, but all stories there are worth your while.

Reg

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wetlook in books

By sjakie - Wed 26/07/06 14:04:04 GMT

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I love to read books, always romans, and use my imagination and let the story play in my brain like a movie. So when I read about a woman getting wet fully clothed my imagination projecting a perfect wetlook scene. That is why I am searching for books with a lot of wetlook. Maybe someone on this forum knows a good storie from a good writer for me.

For anyone who has'nt read this one. Try "the seventh scroll" from Wilbur Smith (Dutch title is "Het Koningsgraf".). The female karakter gets wet in a lot of outfits. In almost every book of Wilbur smith the female gets wet clothed.

Please respond and give me some titles.

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