30 Books with One Word Titles
One of the categories for A RAD Reading Challenge for 2021 is “a one word title” and I wanted to help you find one to read! I scrolled through my Goodreads of all the books I’ve read in the last few years and rounded up a bunch of books from all different genres to help give you inspiration.
Here are 30 ideas of books with one word titles that I’ve read and liked:
They all received 3, 4, or 5 stars from me!
books on my tbr list:
Swing was my pick for this category — I finished it yesterday and gave it 4 stars.
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in this guide, you’ll find 72 total recommendations, with 12 each in the following categories:
🍂cozy/comforting
🧙🏼♀️witches/hexes
🔥sweet/spicy
🩸murder/mystery
🧑🏻🏫academic settings
🧌creature features
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