Welcome to another TTT! This week I’m focusing on titles that have piqued my interest and made me want to read the book. There’s so many generic, cookie cutter titles out there. Song lyrics are commonly used, as are titles that use The Daughter… or The Girl… or The blank of blank and blank kinds formulas. It’s always fun to come across a title that makes me want to learn more, whether it’s because it’s pretty or intriguing or even screams at me that the book is going to include a trope, setting, or genre that I love. I also really love titles with puns. I haven’t read any of these yet, so tell me which ones you love and think I need to bump up my TBR!

1. Donut Fall In Love by Jackie Lau
I need to know what kind of role donuts play in this book.

2. A Holly Jolly Diwali by Sonya Lalli
Christmas AND the festival of lights! YES!

3. Kisses and Croissants by Anne-Sophie Jouhanneau
Anything that even hints at Paris, and I am there.

4. Doctor Grumpy by Ellie Rowe
I love doctor romances, and when there’s a grumpy character then yes please.

5. Stud In the Stacks by Pippa Grant
Tell me more about this stud. He sounds bookish.

6. The Echo Wife by Sarah Gailey
What echo!? This sounds creepy!

7. Falling for Your Fake Fiancé by Emma St. Clair
I am a sucker for fake romances, so there you go.

8. Love Songs for Skeptics by Christina Pishiris
I just love this! Love songs for those skeptical of true love, perhaps? I need to know more about these songs.

9. Love In a Blizzard by Britney M. Mills
Another trope I’m obsessed with is stranded/forced proximity romances involving snow.

10. Dashing Through the No by Tara Sivec
It’s Christmas and what are we saying no to here?

There you have it!
Have you ever seen or hear a book’s title and gone “I must read that.”?
Let me know which title!