4 -- Lowercase Letters On The Spine

[Paris]

I read if he had been with me for this prompt

[Lucilla]

I'm in the middle of reading Masters of Death by Olivie Blake for this prompt (to tide me over until my hold on The Atlas Complex comes in). It's a lot of fun, way more humorous than The Atlas Trilogy, but still has the incredibly complex, hundred moving pieces feel to the plot.

[Kathryn]

I read “Europe by Milk Run” by Rory Moulton. It’s a travel memoir of taking the slow train and exploring off the beaten track.

[Lori]

Kathryn wrote: "I read “Europe by Milk Run” by Rory Moulton. It’s a travel memoir of taking the slow train and exploring off the beaten track."
This sounds like one I would enjoy. Thanks for sharing it.

[Cin]

Savage Gerry by John Jantunen.

[Kasi]

I read "The Girls" by Emma Cline for this prompt, one that's been on my physical shelf.

[Aquaria]

I'm reading The Godfather by Mario Puzo. My mum has had it sitting on her shelf since 1969 (hers is a first edition, no less!), so I know that spine like I know my own name.

[Nikki]

I read The Bookish Life of Nina Hill by Abbi Waxman, I enjoyed it and gave it ⭐️⭐️⭐️.
Could also satisfy: character-driven, grieving character, omniscient narrator, finding identity

[Ron]

Midnight Sun

[Agne]

My book for this prompt ended up being Flip the Script by Lyla Lee

[Crystal]

For this prompt I chose to read Little by Edward Carey for this prompt, since the version I read had the title in all lowercase.

[Alena]

A Spark of Light by Jodi Picoult was a great read. She never disappoints.

[Tamara]

I read "It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time" by Kylie Scott

[Karen]

I read WhatAlice Forgot by Liane Moriarty. It was good, but not my favorite book of hers.

[Devika]

I read A Very Merry Bromance by Lyssa Kay Adams

[Guylou]

My choice: MARY JANE by Jessica Anya Blau

[CiCi]

I read Another Day by David Levithan for this prompt.

[Reem]

[AuntieErrica (audiobooks=life)]

‘i want to die but i want to eat tteokbokki’

[d]

the secret Holocaust Diaries by Nonna Bannister

[Haley]

Stolen by Lucy Christopher
Very conflicted on how to rate this. Went with a 3 but more accurately a 3.5.

[Megan]

Italian for Beginners by Kristin Harmel I gave it 4 stars!

[AngieA]

For "lowercase letters on the spine" #4 I used Anna K: A Love Story. I was not impressed by this book.

[Michele]

The spine of The Madness Underneath by Maureen Johnson has the author's name in lower case.

[Rebecca]

for this prompt I read A Good Girl's Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson.

[Terryls]

Romance readers might enjoy Wrapped Up in You by Jill Shalvis which I logged for this prompt

[Melissa]

Hello,
Ill be reading Tina Turner’s

happiness becomes you
😌

[Jeni]

I just finished Life and Other Inconveniences by Kristan Higgins

[Steph]

I've read (Finished on February)

[Moonkiszt]

For this prompt, I read Ron Rash's book The Cove

A haunting eerie tale, that was perfect for the day it was read.

[Lynn]

I plan to read Eclipse as I have the series and haven’t started it yet.

[Tina]

Eleanor and Park. I will remember this book for a long time.

[Jen]

I read Emily Noble's Disgrace by Mary Paulson-Ellis It was wonderful!

She's one of my favourite authors & I was delighted it fitted this prompt, as I was struggling like many others.

[Tiffany]

My choice was Twisted Love by Ana Huang.

[Casey]

I read XOXO (because 'xoxo' and 'XOXO' look exactly the same except size :p)

[Ruth Anne]

My choice for "Lower case letters on the Spine is "A Study in Scarlett Women".

[Rachel]

I read Immortality: A Love Story by Dana Schwartz

[Alexis]

the sun and her flowers by rupi kaur

[Kristi]

I read Check & Mate by Ali Hazelwood.

[Melissa]

I read The Echo of Old Books by Barbara Davis

[Lindsay]

I read Before we Were Yours

[Elle]

I read The Changeling by Victor LaVelle.

[Theresa]

I will be reading; I Was Told It Would Get Easier, by Abbi Waxman, for prompt 4.

[Ketutar]

If someone still has problems deciding which book to read, I'd like to point out that Penguin Classics; clothboud, modern, little black classics, ALL have lower case letters in the spine.

[Ketutar]

Also Wordsworth Classics

[Phil]

I read Tales from the Café by Toshikazu Kawaguchi for this prompt (Read May 2nd; 4*)

[Leonore]

if he had been with me by laura nowlin is all lowercase

[Inger 🌸]

I read Just for the summer by Abby Jimenez

[Kelly]

“Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque” by Edgar Allan Poe is really a vast look at all of Poe’s work including essays. It does have the title written in lower case on the spine.

[Kim]

I read i'm thinking of ending things by Ian Reid.