The 52 Book Club: 2025 Challenge discussion

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2025 Challenge > 1 -- A Pun In The Title

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message 51: by Jennifer (new)

Jennifer Reierson (jenrye) | 4 comments All the Jingle Ladies is what I’m reading


message 52: by Amber (new)

Amber (readwriteromz) | 1 comments A Rebel Without Claws by Juliette Cross releases in February and I think that will be my punny book :)


message 53: by Nicole (new)

Nicole (sarabethnicole) | 1 comments Reading All you Knead by Lina George for this one!


message 54: by Abby (new)

Abby (noturaverageblonde) | 32 comments Abby wrote: "I’m going to read The Hating Game for this prompt"

I ended up finishing this! I need to slow myself down in pacing, haha


message 55: by Libby (new)

Libby Clarkson | 45 comments I’m going to read the Uncommon Reader too! Nice easy read to start off the year!


message 56: by Alissa (new)

Alissa Dearman | 47 comments I'm reading "Be Right Witch ya"


message 57: by Rose (new)

Rose (blurosemd) | 2 comments I'm reading "Christmas Sweater Weather"


message 58: by Swapna (new)

Swapna Peri ( Book Reviews Cafe ) (bookreviewscafe) | 1 comments I am reading Ella Minnow Pea


message 59: by Carol (new)

Carol (cquan01) | 590 comments I just finished The Uncommon Reader. A very short little book that was fun to read. Perfect for bookish people.


message 60: by Kristen (new)

Kristen | 1 comments "All Dogs Go to Kevin" by Jessica Vogelsang


message 61: by Natasha (new)

Natasha Oglesby (natashamo) | 1 comments I just finished bubble bubble toil and cuddle. an easy quick read to start the year off.


message 62: by Sarah (new)

Sarah Van | 1 comments I’m reading Easy Beauty a memoir by Chloe Cooper Jones


message 63: by Jenny (new)

Jenny | 7 comments I’m going to read “The twelve dates before Christmas”


message 64: by Lisa Marie (new)

Lisa Marie Kemmerer (readingwithlisamarie) | 283 comments Lisa Marie wrote: "Went through my entire TBR list and I actually felt a few books that will fit this prompt (I THINK)....here is what I have to choose from:

*Dial A for Aunties by Jesse Q. S..."</i>

I have decided to read [book:A Surrey State of Affairs: A Novel
by Ceri Radford

HAPPY READING!!



message 65: by Izzy (new)

Izzy | 1 comments I’ve selected, “Delusions of Gender,” by Cordelia Fine! I’m excited to have found a non-fiction option 🥳


message 66: by DeAnn (new)

DeAnn | 7 comments I think I'll read A Batter of Life and Death (I read the first book in the series last year; it was called Meet Your Baker).


message 67: by Terry (new)

Terry | 1 comments Just getting started. will try to do the best I can with this years challenge. Would "The Cereal Murders" be considered a pun in the title? I think it is... I already own this book so it would be handy.


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Abby (noturaverageblonde) | 32 comments Terry wrote: "Just getting started. will try to do the best I can with this years challenge. Would "The Cereal Murders" be considered a pun in the title? I think it is... I already own this book so it would be h..."

I’m not in charge of this challenge but I think it would count!


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message 70: by Anna (new)

Anna Moore (annamo_85) | 116 comments I just finished A Study in Charlotte by Brittany Cavallaro. Very good!


message 71: by Szilvia (new)

Szilvia Ferenczi | 1 comments I just finished Wishful Drinking by Carrie Fisher.


message 72: by Tania (last edited Jan 04, 2025 08:54AM) (new)

Tania | 54 comments I just found A Murder Is Announced (by Agatha Christie) in a box of books in my garage - Google says this is a pun, it feels like a pun, and yet I can't think of a saying that it is a pun of? Doesn't there need to be an original saying that is changed - does anyone know what that would be? Or am I still not understanding puns?


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Sherry (21owls) | 1 comments I'll be reading Falling to Centerpieces by Ellie Cahill


message 74: by Patito (new)

Patito pride and premeditation


message 75: by Melissa (new)

Melissa  (mlc69) | 64 comments I read Bake It to The Limit (Twin Berry Bakery #1) by Wendy Meadows :)


message 76: by Lori T. (new)

Lori T. Lee | 1 comments I'm wavering between "Kittyzen's Arrest" by Addison Moore and Bellamy Bloom and Heaven Cent by Piers Anthony. I'm leaning toward Piers Anthony, since he was the King of Puns.


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Angela Knipe (angelahelen) | 6 comments I'm reading The Pun Also Rises.


message 78: by Christine (new)

Christine Taylor | 1 comments #1 - ‘Twas the Knife Before Christmas by Jacqueline Frost


message 79: by Barbara (new)

Barbara (soulflame1) | 160 comments Will be reading Then There Were Nun by Dakota Cassidy


message 80: by [deleted user] (new)

A Scot to the Heart. It's a romance.


message 81: by Tania (new)

Tania | 54 comments Terry wrote: "Just getting started. will try to do the best I can with this years challenge. Would "The Cereal Murders" be considered a pun in the title? I think it is... I already own this book so it would be h..."

I would say yes as well, Cereal vs Serial seems like a pun to me.


message 82: by TReads (new)

TReads | 4 comments read The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde for this one, and I enjoyed it so much I'm reading the other plays in the book!


message 83: by Brenda (new)

Brenda Chavez | 2 comments Would Counting the Cost by Jill Duggar count?


message 84: by Sandy (new)

Sandy | 2 comments On Rotation - Shirlene Obuobi ✅


message 85: by Amanda (new)

Amanda Kernan | 3 comments I plan to read "The Sword in the Scone" by Kirsten Weiss (#6 in her Tea and Tarot mystery series). All or almost all of the books in this series use puns/plays on words in the titles:

1. Steeped in Murder
2. Hostage to Fortune
3. Oolong, Farewell
4. Never Say Chai
5. Gingerbread Dead
6. The Sword in the Scone
7. The Mysteries of Tarot
8. Darjeeling Dead
9. Matcha Murder


message 86: by Cara (new)

Cara Richards | 4 comments I'm reading "Dry Hard" by Nick Spalding.


message 87: by Wendy (new)

Wendy (wmaresca) | 5 comments I planned to read The Most Wonderful Crime of The Year.

I just finished it today and loved it a solid 4 star read for me.


message 88: by Narella23 (new)

Narella23 | 45 comments I’ve listened to Sadvertising for my first read of the challenge.


message 89: by Leah-Anne (new)

Leah-Anne Shillito | 4 comments I'm planning on reading Wishful Drinking by Carrie Fisher, mainly because I was to experiment with non-ficion/autobiography style books (it will probably be the only one I read this year!)


message 90: by Cynthia (new)

Cynthia  Jackson | 2 comments Fowl Play


message 91: by Phil (new)

Phil | 106 comments I read Guns 'N' Rose by Robert G. Barrett for this topic ( Read Jan 2nd; 4*)


message 92: by Anne (new)

Anne (maloneyx6) | 3 comments Ella Minnow Pea by Mark Dunn. Also fits prompts #2, #21, #22, #36, #43 & #48…as well as a few others!


message 93: by Danielle (new)

Danielle | 1 comments I had to start reading because I was overthinking my book planning.
I'm going to read a Discworld for this prompt.


message 94: by Kelsi (new)

Kelsi (essentiallybooked) | 1 comments I just started Scot and Bothered by Alexandria Kiley!


message 95: by Samantha (new)

Samantha (renee22) | 7 comments Would On Her Own Two Wheels by Stacy Xavier count?


message 96: by Andrea (new)

Andrea Wíttková | 1 comments I read the book All Rhodes Lead Here by Mariana Zapata. It's a slow-burn romance set in the mountains, and I couldn't put it down. Highly recommended!


message 97: by Julie (new)

Julie Jordan Scott | 78 comments I finished "Pick-Up" by Nora Dahlia for this one. 4.5 stars Pick-Up


message 98: by Samantha (new)

Samantha (samanthakadams) I chose Expiration Dates! Thought this one was gonna be hard to find but this one was siting right in my TBR :)


message 99: by Pati (new)

Pati A | 4 comments I'm planning in reading Much afo about nothing by shakespeare


message 100: by Heather (new)

Heather Swallow | 1 comments I am thinking expiration dates by Rebecca Serle.


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