BY CANADIAN JINGLES........
Okay, I had time and I was curious how I could change it up.
Books can be fiction or non-fiction. I don't think it matters. (The examples I have given aren't all books I've read so don't take them as recommendations to read. The writer in me won't let me give examples without listing author's surnames with them.)
1. A book with a first name in the title. Example: Anne of Green Gables (Montgomery)
2. A book with a day of the week in its title. Example: Tuesdays with Morrie (Albom).
3. A book with a number in its title: Example: Three Cups of Tea (Mortenson)
4. A book with a a holiday in its title. Example: Hating Valentines Day (Rushby)<-- (this is one I do want to track down. Supposed to be similar to A Christmas Carol, but with a Vday spin.)
5. A book with a room in its title. Example: The Summer Kitchen (Weinreb)
6. A book with a colour in its title: Example: True Blue (Baldacci)
Okay, I had time and I was curious how I could change it up.
Books can be fiction or non-fiction. I don't think it matters. (The examples I have given aren't all books I've read so don't take them as recommendations to read. The writer in me won't let me give examples without listing author's surnames with them.)
1. A book with a first name in the title. Example: Anne of Green Gables (Montgomery)
2. A book with a day of the week in its title. Example: Tuesdays with Morrie (Albom).
3. A book with a number in its title: Example: Three Cups of Tea (Mortenson)
4. A book with a a holiday in its title. Example: Hating Valentines Day (Rushby)<-- (this is one I do want to track down. Supposed to be similar to A Christmas Carol, but with a Vday spin.)
5. A book with a room in its title. Example: The Summer Kitchen (Weinreb)
6. A book with a colour in its title: Example: True Blue (Baldacci)
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