51. A book whose title refers to person(s) without giving their name

[Marie (UK)]

1. What are you reading for this category? Somebody at the Door
2. Do you read a lot of titles with this format? I have read so many with "the woman /the Girl/ The Boy" tried to go for something different
3. What book would you recommend to others for this prompt? Of Mice and Men

[Joan]

1. What are you reading for this category? The Silent Patient
2. Do you read a lot of titles with this format? I had a few to choose from. I was going to read Lady Chatterly's Lover but then I couldn't wait to read The Silent Patient.
3. What book would you recommend to others for this prompt? The Martian The Woman in the Window

[Trish, Annular Mod]

I went for Cemetery Boys, by Aidan Thomas. I'm not the target audience, but it was a nominee for the Lodestar Award for Best Young Adult Book this year. Very well written, and I was fascinated by the culture of the brujx in LA. Just not quite my cup of tea.

[Dana]

1. What are you reading for this category?
Lord of the Shadows by Darren Shan.

2. Do you read a lot of titles with this format?
There are a lot of titles of this kind lately, so yes.

3. What book would you recommend to others for this prompt?
The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides
The Woman in the Window by A.J. Finn
The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
A Stranger in the House by Shari Lapena
The Wife Between Us by Greer Hendricks
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson

[Evelyn]

1. What are you reading for this category?
The Patient by The Patient

2. Do you read a lot of titles with this format? No

3. What book would you recommend to others for this prompt?

[Pam]

I was really struggling with which book to read for this prompt until a library hold came in yesterday, about 3 months earlier than I expected! I'm reading The Boys : A Memoir of Hollywood and Family by Ron and Clint Howard.

[Tabitha]

Cemetery Boys definitely fits this prompt. Possible other options: The Only Good Indians, Sun-Daughters, Sea-Daughters, The Duke Who Didn't, The Princess Trap, and His Bride for the Taking.

Some graphic novel/illustrated short reads: Monstress, Vol. 1: Awakening, The Tea Dragon Society, Princess Princess Ever After and Lumberjanes, Vol. 1: Beware the Kitten Holy.

[Marie]

I read The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid.

I would have guessed I didn't read many books with this title format, but looking at my Read list to find recommendations I have quite a lot.

I'd definitely recommend the book I chose, and also Interview with the Vampire, The Martian, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, I Am the Messenger, Daughter of Smoke and Bone and My Sister Lives on the Mantelpiece.

[Joanne]

I read The Lost Apothecary which I originally picked up for being published in 2021 but realized it fit this prompt as well.

I enjoyed my experience reading the book and it was pretty fast-paced and entertaining, but I was hoping for a little more substance. The cover was absolutely gorgeous though.

[Tiffany]

I read LATE! A Timebender's guide to why we are late and how we can change. I originally planned to read Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI, but I found Late! on a whim & saw that it fits. Who are Timebenders?

I surprisingly have read a lot of titles with this format. My favorites are: My Sister, the Serial Killer, The Book of Unknown Americans, Invisible Man, The Vanishing Half, and The Kite Runner

[Dubhease]

1. What are you reading for this category? I read The Tenant of Wildfell Hall

2. Do you read a lot of titles with this format? I had a few choices

3. What book would you recommend to others for this prompt?
I liked this one, the Girl on the Train, the Woman in Cabin 10, the Wonder Boy of Whistle Stop,