A book that has the same title as a song

[Cassandrah]

What book have you read that has the same title as a song? Do you see any similarities between the 2?

[Sarah]

born to run biography of Bruce Springsteen

[Riley]

Breathless by Jennifer Niven! I've heard great things.

[Shannon]

The World That We Knewby Alice Hoffman, song by Frank Sinatra. I'm not going to worry about the pronoun difference.

[Cassandrah]

I am currently reading ‘Ashes to Ashes’ by A. Lonergan.

This story follows Cinderella and Prince Charming’s daughter, in a life that s not what it seems. It also has under 1,000 ratings on Goodreads.

[Angie]

I think "Notorious RBG" fits here. Plus all the chapters are song titles too.

[Emily]

Still Me by Jojo Moyes

[Sheila]

We Could Be Heroes. 2021 new release, and about memory loss. Song is by a group called Alesso.

[Rose]

I read Heartstopper (Volume 1) by Alice Oseman. There are many songs that are called Heartstopper as well.

[Barbara]

Cassandrah wrote: "What book have you read that has the same title as a song? Do you see any similarities between the 2?"

Funny Girl, by Nick Hornby

[Kimberly]

I read The Other Woman by Sandie Jones. The song with the same title is sung by Ray Parker Jr.

[Samantha]

Imaginary friends by Stephen Chbosky

[Leah]

I read Uncanny Valley by Anna Wiener.

There are two songs with this title, The Uncanny Valley by SweetSour and Uncanny Valley by Dan Wilson. The edition I read was subtitled Seduction and Disillusionment in San Francisco's Start-Up Scene and that sums up the author's writing about her working life as customer support in Silicon Valley. SweetSour's lyrics include I can see you showing your teeth/These are the valleys of greed , which is relevant to Wiener's disillusionment, while Wilson's song is set in California. It's mainly about his creative process, but contains the lyrics Maybe I was wrong , California beauty - just don't look too close and Everyone I met was going to be a star , all of which relate to the book.