Andrea at Carolina Book Nook is back with another round of the What's in a Name Challenge. I always look forward to the new version. This has always been a favorite of mine, so of course I'm back for another round as well. The format is the same--six categories and one book required for each one. The prompt must appear in the title of the book. For full details and suggestions for interpreting prompts, see the link above. Tentative book choices below.
1. Cardinal Direction: Murder, London-South Africa by John Creasey
2. Wanderlust: No Vacation from Murder by Elizabeth Lemarchand (3/18/25)
3. First & Last Name: The Strange Case of Eliza Doolittle by Timothy Miller (4/11/25)
4. Alliteration: Ambus for Anatole by John Sherwood (3/17/25)
5. Deity: The Case of the Constant God by Rufus King
6. Crime: Thief Is an Ugly Word by Paul Gallico (2/17/25)
Fun! I haven't seen this one but may have to indulge!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the challenge! Those are great options for the categories! I love how murder comes up in almost every title except Crime!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Andrea! Yeah--I was looking for a crime that was a little different. :-)
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