Numbers...

[Melanie]

How far do you think we can get with sequential numbers in book titles?

e.g.

One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest...

A Tale of Two Cities...

Anyone got number three...?

[Francis]

The Three Musketeers

[Michael]

The Four Cousins by Enid Blyton.

The Four Cousins

[J.D.]

A Book of Five Rings: The Classic Guide to Strategy

[Francis]

Are we allowed to use ordinals? If so, my wife is suggesting any of numerous books with 'sixth sense' in the title...

[Melanie]

We could - but I've just read:

The Power of Six

[L]

The seven habits of highly effective people

[Melanie]

Ooh - I have one for 8 - and it's by a member of this group :) Go Tony!!

[Shomeret]

How about Nine Princes of Amber by Roger Zelazny for nine?

[Francis]

Breaking the rules, I know, but this would be great for ten: And Then There Were None

[Shomeret]

Re And Then There Were None--Ah, Ten Little Indians! You're not breaking the rules, after all.

[Tony]

Thanks for number eight!

Janet Evanovich has the market cornered on this...

Janet Evanovich

Ten Big Ones.



I think she's up to nineteen...

[Emily V, Head Mod]

Eleven by Lauren Myracle

[Shomeret]

The Twelve Caesarsby Suetonius

[Emily V, Head Mod]

Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher

[Melanie]

Next up Fearless Fourteen

[Tony]

Should we count Janet E more than once though...? ;-)

[Emily V, Head Mod]

Being Sixteen by Ally Condie