5.7 – 70 years ago

[Sandy, Moderator Emeritus]

5.7 – 70 years ago.
In August 1943, a #1 hit was “Sunday, Monday, or Always” by Bing Crosby. Sunday, Monday, or Always.
Read a book with a day of the week in the title/subtitle. Plural and possessive forms of the word works, no other variations.

[Sandy, Moderator Emeritus]

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[Sandy, Moderator Emeritus]

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[Foxy Grandma]

List of Books with Days of Week in Title

[Kristina Simon]

Beth NC wrote: "List of Books with Days of Week in Title"

Beth's link didn't come through, but I think she means this one:
Books with Days of Week in Title

[Claire]

I'm going to read Tuesdays With Morrie by Mitch Albom.

[Dee]

if anyone is looking for a book - The Wednesday Sisters is available for 99 cents until 2 june on all ebook platforms

[Robin (Saturndoo)]

Kristi your link doesn't work either. Is this the list?

Books with Days of Week in Title

[Sandy, Moderator Emeritus]

♥Robin ♥ wrote: "Kristi your link doesn't work either. Is this the list?

Books with Days of Week in Title"

Robin, that's certainly a useful link - thanks for posting it. But please keep in mind that series titles don't work - I noticed that the list includes several of the Thursday Next books that only have "Thursday" in the series title. One of Our Thursdays Is Missing will work, though.

[Robin (Saturndoo)]

Sandy wrote: "♥Robin ♥ wrote: "Kristi your link doesn't work either. Is this the list?

Books with Days of Week in Title"

Robin, that's certainly a useful link - thanks for posting it. But please keep in mind ..."

YW :) Yes I noticed that a lot of them had the day of the week in the series title that we can't use. Just have to be really careful when using that list as there are several we can use and several we can't LOL.