49 -- Book Title Starts With The Same Letter As Your First Name

[Lindsey]

49. Book Title Starts With The Same Letter As Your First Name


Every year, we collect submissions for prompt ideas from our fellow 52 Book Club members. In October, we then do a random draw from all of the suggestions and pick three winners to appear on the next year’s challenge. A book title starting with the same letter as your first name was one of this year’s winning prompts!

Question: But what if my name starts with the letters E or F? That was already a prompt on this year’s challenge!
Answer:That’s okay. If you have another great book idea, feel free to complete this twice. Or, get creative! Use a nickname, the second-letter in your name, or even the first letter as your last name instead. You could also read two books from a series that starts with E or F.

**There is no Goodreads list for this prompt**

[Kristi]

Thinking I might use The Kashmir Shawl by Risie Thomas for this prompt

[Carol]

I read The Catcher in the Rye by J.D.Salinger.

[Angela Y]

Act Cool by Tobly McSmith

[Gerry]

This novel about a young girl and her mother who emigrated to America from Hong Kong was particularly engaging in audio format. Told from the perspective of a very bright 11-year-old, it highlights the struggles of immigrants caught between the cultures and languages of their home countries and their adopted countries.

[Shelly]

Sleeping Dogs Lie

[Cindy]

Crossroads by Jonathan Franzen (would also work for a book over 500 pages)

[Marina]

I’ve just read My Sister, The Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite - my first 5 star read of the year.

[Alissa]

I'll be picking up Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman. I'm a big fan of American Gods so looking forward to this one.

[Anneli]

Appointment with Death

[Shonna]

Sight by Adrienne Maria Vrettos. https://cdnbookworm.blogspot.com/2022...

[Ang]

Wish me luck...I'm reading Autobiography of a Face as my "A" book.

[Brandy]

Read Born a Crime, highly recommend!

[Belle]

Midnight Pleasures by Eloisa James

[Lindsey]

I read L.A. Weather by María Amparo Escandón, 2.5 Stars

[Amy]

I read All Creatures Great and Small

[Patricia]

The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie by Muriel Spark

[GailW]

I read Goodbye Tsugumi by Banana Yoshimoto

[Gabi]

Gator Bait by Jana deLeon. Quirky characters, unlikely scenarios and snort laugh-worthy.

[Kelly]

Kaikey by Vaishnavi Patel

[Traci]

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A Time to Swill by Sherry Harris 6/2/22


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[Donna]

I read Dead Silence.

[Tamara]

I read "Thirsty Mermaids" by Kat Leyh

[Mindy]

I read Maus. Great read!!

[Nyx]

I read N or M? (Tommy & Tuppence, #3) by Agatha Christie.

[Anna]

I am going to read All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr but it will probably have to wait until after I finish the summer genre challenge.

[Tiffany]

The Dog Master - Cameron W. Bruce

[Hannah]

I read A Heart So Fierce and Broken by Brigid Kemmerer for a title that starts with "H" - it wasn't my favorite :(

[LeAnne]

I read "(A) Lost Leader," by E. Phillips Oppenheim. He always writes well.

[Anna]

This is my last prompt for the year and I have been saving this book for this prompt. I just started All the Light We Cannot See.

[Liz]

The Last Thing She Ever Did by Gregg Olsen

[Anna]

And Every Day the Way Home Gets Longer and Longer by Fredrik Backman.