I agree! I need to read it soon.

Thanks, as always, for coming by and commenting, Lydia!

Yes! They are really long. Wordy titles are definitely trending these days.

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Right? It's a great one - and so true :)

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It'll be like the woman facing away from the camera cover trend - you won't be able to un-see complete-sentence titles!

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I actually found more books for this topic than I cold use for my list, too. Once I started looking for complete-sentence titles, I found a whole bunch.

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It did sound like it was going to be harder than it ended up being. :)

It ended up being a lot easier than I thought it would be, although I had to keep reminding myself that a complete sentence has a subject AND a verb. Just because a title has lots of words doesn't mean it's a complete sentence :)

Thanks, as always, for coming by and commenting, Lark!

Oooh, are you? What do you think? I'll definitely be watching for your review.

Thanks, as always, for coming by and commenting, Carla!

Oh, good! Did you feature LUCY CLARK on your blog recently? I'm thinking I might have heard about it from you...

Thanks, as always, for coming by and commenting, Sam!

Same! Even when I tell myself I need to read more uplifting books, I'm still drawn to mystery/thrillers, which tend to be dark and depressing. They're so compelling, though!

Thanks, as always, for coming by and commenting, Greg!

It sounds like a really fun book, doesn't it?

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Ha ha ha. Right? What's on someone's bookshelf says a lot about them. Maybe too much :)

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I'm excited to read LUCY CLARK. I hope we both enjoy it.

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This topic was actually easier than I thought it was going to be. I found more titles than I needed for my list.

Thanks, as always, for coming by and commenting, Katherine!

EVERYTHING SAD IS UNTRUE sounds like such an interesting read. I just need to find time to make it happen! I hope we both enjoy it.

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Ha ha ha. Yeah, I would be concerned about someone who's constantly dreaming of holding weapons. Scary.

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Right? It's such a good title!

Thanks, as always, for coming by and commenting, Tanya!

Ooooh, not having bookshelves is worse than having ones that are filled with terrible books! What about people who have lovely shelves that are only used for knick-knacks and other directions? What kind of person doesn't use bookshelves for books?? Heathens!

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I couldn't agree more with you two. I rather see a bookshelf with books I would never touch than no bookshelf or a bookshelf with no books.

And then there are these people (like a former colleague of mine) who only by hardbacks because they look better on a bookshelf. She never read any, she just went and bought like a meter of books that "impress". Gosh!

I have a friend like that! Her books are for display only. What it she thinking??

Probably not a lot. 😉😂

Same. I'm always drawn to mystery/thrillers that sound compelling. I hope these fit the bill.

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Me, too! I can't help it. My eyes are always drawn to people's bookshelves and it's so interesting to see what titles they choose to display. It would probably be even more interesting to see the ones they hide. LOL.

Thanks, as always, for coming by and commenting, Leslie!

It's always fun to see how different bloggers interpret the weekly topic and which books they choose to highlight. TTT is so fun that way!

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I agree. I'm not the biggest fan of illustrated covers, but I do like the LUCY CLARK one.

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I think all of us readers can relate to that title! LOL.

Thanks, as always, for coming by and commenting, Suzanne!

Right? Except now I'm thinking too much about what I've got on my main bookshelves, the ones that everyone sees, and what it says about me...

Thanks, as always, for coming by and commenting, Helen!

I hadn't ever heard of Snider before, but I'm definitely going to pay more attention to his work now!

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