This challenge has everything to do with the titles of books. There are 12 prompts to be one for each month, but you can finish them in any order you like. Feel free to use these titles in other challenges you participate in.
| 1. A book that has a direction in the title (North, South, East, or West) | |
| 2. A book with a season in the title (Spring, Summer, Fall/Autumn, or Winter) | |
| 3. A book with one of these words in the title: Ice, Snow, Flurry, or Blizzard | Where Snowflakes Dance and Curse Stephen Manes |
| 4. A book with one of these words in the title: Sunny, Bright, Cloud, or Rain | In Mercy, Rain Seanan McGuire |
| 5. A book with a word such as rabbit, bunny, or hare in the title | |
| 6. A book that has the name of a month in the title | |
| 7. A book that has a day of the week in the title | |
| 8. A book that has a wild animal in the title (Any wild animal will count. Common companion animals such as dogs, cats, fish, snakes, lizards, ferrets, rabbits, or horses would not count.) | |
| 9. A book that has a rhyme in the title | |
| 10. A book with a double or triple digit number in the title (Any numbers between 10 and 999 count.) | |
| 11. A book that has an oxymoron in the title (An oxymoron is a contradictory word or combination of words. Examples are bittersweet, original copy, old news, alone together, or deafening silence. (The word oxymoron is an oxymoron – it comes from the Greek words oxys, which means sharp, and moronos, which means dull.)) | |
| 12. A book with a title that is in the form of a question |