Photographer Val Corbett knows it can rain in the Lake District - and she revels in it. In this little book she has been out in the foulest weather to capture the rolling clouds, the fleeting rainbows and the sodden sheep. She has photographs of wild days, gentle drizzle and benches floating by in the aftermath of the recent floods. She also takes a wry look at the dripping anoraks of fell walkers huddled by the fire as the rain patters on. The photographs are superb but this is essentially a fun book - a holiday souvenir and a reminder to look on the bright side, whatever the weather.

Never were pictures of leaden skies, sodden sheep and flooded valleys more arresting. This England Would make an original Lake District holiday souvenir. Cumbria Life A lovely bit of soggy fun! Westmorland Gazette Be inspired: Read Rainy Days in the Lake District by Val Corbett, a photographer who revels in rain from dripping anoraks, sodden sheep and, or course, rainbows. Daily Telegraph A fun little book, a holiday souvenir and a reminder to look on the bright side, whatever the weather. Lancashire Life This pocket-sized bit of fun will raise a smile-and have you humming Always Look on the Bright Side as you see yourself among the stoic Brits going about their business with the rain dropping off noses and anoraks. Cumbria Revels in the romanticism of the Lake District. Anyone caught in one of these downpours is unlikeely to be quite as amused as Corbett, but at least she's produced a nice little book. Amateur Photographer Val has very cleverly encapsulated the essential spirit of the Lakes, be it fair or foul weather. Keswick Reminder

Val Corbett has been a freelance photographer for 20 years. Her garden photographs appear regularly in national magazines such as English Garden and Country Life. Gardens of the Lake District by Tim Longville, with photographs by Val Corbett (Frances Lincoln) won the 2008 Lakeland Book of the Year Award. To find out more about Val Corbett click here