10.2 Single Word

[Kate S]

10.2-Single Word
Read a book with a one word title. No leading articles or sub-titles allowed for this one.

[Valerie]

You'd think this would be simple! I think of this as a one word title, but I see the dreaded "a novel" is appended. So, does it count for this task or not?

Zorro

[Elizabeth (Alaska)]

I don't see "a novel" on the MPE, but even so, that generic subtitle does not apply. (In fact, if found on GR, it should be removed from the title.) Other generic subtitles probably don't apply either, but one would be wise to ask about those.

[Valerie]

Elizabeth (Alaska) wrote: "I don't see "a novel" on the MPE, but even so, that generic subtitle does not apply. (In fact, if found on GR, it should be removed from the title.) Other generic subtitles probably don't apply eit..."

Thank you! I didn't think it applied, but I wanted to check to make sure. I think I saw "a novel" on amazon.

[Lagullande]

Just wondering whether NW counts or not? Not sure whether "no, because the title isn't a word", or "yes, because there are no spaces, so it's all one".

[Elizabeth (Alaska)]

Lagullande wrote: "Just wondering whether NW counts or not? Not sure whether "no, because the title isn't a word", or "yes, because there are no spaces, so it's all one"."

We'll take it.

[Lagullande]

Elizabeth (Alaska) wrote: "We'll take it."

Yippee!

[Karen Michele]

I just finished this book and found it had a subtitle that is sort of generic, but not quite:

Georgia: A Novel of Georgia O'Keeffe

Would this count here?

[Elizabeth (Alaska)]

Karen Michele wrote: "I just finished this book and found it had a subtitle that is sort of generic, but not quite:

Georgia: A Novel of Georgia O'Keeffe

Would this count here?"

No, that would not be a generic subtitle.

[Karen Michele]

Ok, that's what I figured --- I should have noticed that in the first place. Luckily it's a 4 letter author first name, Dawn!

[Elizabeth (Alaska)]

Glad you found a place for it!