Tuesday, May 18, 2021

Top Ten Tuesday: Full Sentences, Please

Top Ten Tuesday is a meme hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. This week's topic is...

Full Sentences, Please!

This week's topic was kind of fun. I had to look through my read-shelf and find those books with titles were also full and complete sentences. A complete sentence has three things - a subject, a verb, and an object, and I found quite a few of those without even doing a deep dive. The following list is made of books I read in 2021 and really enjoyed.  

What "full-sentence" books have you read?
Let us know in the comments!

36 comments:

  1. I love the title Never Kiss a Man in a Christmas Jumper! I need to find out if the story would appeal to me. Fun TTT!

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    1. I bought the book because of that title, and I have to say, the book lived up to its delightful name. Lots of fun. It was adapted for a Hallmark movie, though, they changed a LOT. The book was better.

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  2. You seemed to breeze through this week's topic. :) Apparently the books I read all come with short fragments as titles. LOL

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    1. I was surprised at how easy this one was for me. The single word title topic was so much harder.

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  3. Excuse Me While I Ugly Cry - ha, that's a good one!

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  4. Oh wow this is interesting! I would have never come up with these. I saw the prompt and went blank lol
    Genesis @ Whispering Chapters

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    1. I just go through my read-shelf on Goodreads. I was surprised by how many books fit the prompt.

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  5. I love all the bold colors on your picks to match those fun titles!

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  6. I feel like I also read a lot of these sentence title books. I feel like they are more common in YA and women's fiction, though I haven't done a scientific study

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    1. I know I had a ton on my read-shelf, so there may be some truth to your theory

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  7. I love seeing all the titles you picked! I didn't realize there were so many that could be complete sentences. Our lists are completely different.

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    1. I was surprised how easy this topic was based on my read-list, because I struggled with the single word titles.

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  8. You found some good ones! Excuse Me While I Ugly Cry is on my wish list.

    Lauren
    www.shootingstarsmag.net

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    1. That book was good. I hope you get to read it.

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  9. Lucy Clark sounds interesting, and Everyone came immediately to mind when I saw the topic- then I forgot to use it!

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    1. Lucy Clark was a wonderful surprise for me. It far exceeded my expectations.

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  10. These are great! I think “please don’t hug me” is the title of my memoir.

    Aj @ Read All The Things!

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    1. That book was so good. It was an own voices book featuring a character with ADS. At the end of the book, she starts a blog, and that was one of her blog posts.

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  11. These are brilliant!! And I can't go past 52 Reasons to hate my father, especially with that heel on the cover!

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    1. That was fun book, and it ended up being a really sweet story

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  12. I haven't read any of these, although I have read some of these authors before. Love your choices!

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    1. That surprises, because you read a mix of romance and YA. They are all great, if you are looking for anything to read.

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  13. You nailed this Sam! I had no idea how to do this one as I seemed to have no book with ful sentences!

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    1. I was surprised myself. I knew I had some, but I really had a lot of full sentence titles on my read-shelf

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  14. Haha! I love Never Kiss a Man in a Christmas Jumper. I hadn't heard of that book. Great choices this week!

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    1. I bought that book solely based on the title, and it was as fun as its name

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  15. These are fun! I was actually inspired by this to write on my blog for the first time in four months. I really want to read the Bonnie Sue Hitchcock.

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    1. The Hitchcock book was so good. I am not always a fan of anthologies and I am not super pumped about bleak books, but I loved it.

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  16. We have LUCY CLARK in common. I now realize that I saw the book mentioned on your blog and put it on my TBR pile because of your recommendation. I'm going to go back and credit you in my post :)

    Happy TTT (on a Thursday)!

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    1. I am glad I convinced you to give Lucy Clark a look. I enjoyed meeting her and her crew.

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  17. Act Your Age, Eve Brown made my list this week too. :)

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    1. I love the titles for all the books in that series.

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  18. I love Never Kiss a Man in a Christmas Jumper for a book title! I'll need to grab a copy and see if the book loves up to it. :)

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    1. The book was adorable! I was glad I bought it. Totally feel-good and fun.

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