A-Z Book Titles!
 

I just realized we haven't one for books. Yes I am a book nerd dun judge [rofl]


A is for Animal Farm by George Orwell

No judgement here! Great thinking!

B is for Bitterblue by Kristin Cashore

C is for Chalice by Robin McKinley

Most of mine will likely be Stephen King related, fair warning [XD]

D is for Desperation.

Eyyy, no issues with a theme. ;)

E is for Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell.

I just happen to collect them, is all [lol] But lookie here, it's not King this time because -

F is for Fahrenheit 451, by Ray Bradbury. A classic "banned" book.

Omg, you didn't do Steven King, and I will [rofl]

G is for The Gunslinger by Steven King

Oooh, I deeply enjoyed The Dark Tower series.

H is for House of Many Ways by Diana Wynne Jones

The Dark Tower series is such an unusual tale, and a interesting style of writing. Really great story telling.

I is for Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice

It really is! Funny anecdota - I actually started reading book 3 or so in the series. [lol] My uncle is a very heavy fantasy reader, and he'd loaned it to me. When I let him know that it was book 3 in the series, it turned out that he'd never even noticed and assumed it was a stand-alone and he just wasn't getting certain parts of it.

J is for Juniper by Monica Furlong.

...*hides in a corner* I have yet to read The Dark Tower all the way through! It's so intimidating, and I'm afraid to start it because I just know it'll break my heart in the end. I own them all, though! I'm a horrible fan [gonk]

K is for King Lear by William Shakespeare.

Hahahahaha, how did it stand alone on its own?

I won't comment on this, only to say reaaaaad it [lol]


King Lear! Another great choice >.>



L is for Lord Foul's Bane by Stephen R. Donaldson

M is for The Mad Ship by Robin Hobb. (Talking about AMAZING series, omg)

@Cora: If I remember correctly - mind, this was many years ago - it stood on its' own pretty well, despite how friggin' confused I was. [lol] There were so many plotholes, tho, because of it.

@PWEEP: Awww, don't worry - you'll get around to it sometime. It is pretty intimidating and, as you said, even more so since you know it's probably (most likely) going to bring you all the emotional pain. It is worth said emotional damage, tho.

I have most of the books that tie into DT, as well. Ok, he does a lot of crossover stuff, I know. That's why I'm afraid to start the journey, 'cause I know I'll have to read all of them, too! [gonk]

N is for Night Shift - King, of course. Does it count if it's a collection of short stories? And I assume we can use a short story from the collection for a letter, as well? [lol]

O is for On a Pale Horse by Piers Anthony

Short stories absolutely count! [heart]

P is for Persuasion by Jane Austen (my absolute favourite~)

oooooh good one!

Q is for Queen of Heats by Colleen Oakes

R is for The Reptile Room, book two of A Series of Unfortunate Events.

S is for School for Good and Evil by Soman Chainani

T is for... Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas [lol]

Uglies by Scott Westerfeld. Such a good series; I haven't read them in ages. I need to buy them!

V is for Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead

Oooh, I remember reading Vampire Academy a couple of years ago. [rofl] Uglies by Scott Westerfield I have NEVER heard of.

W is for The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame

Geezus, its X

X is for Xanth by Piers Anthony (Ok so its a series rather then a specific book in the series. I cheated a little [:P]

It fully counts! The only thing I could come up with was like... the chinese titles of certain comic series. [lol]

Y is for Yours Cruelly, Elvira: Memoirs of the Mistress of the Dark by Cassandra Peterson