Book with S
Yes! DC comic book series title about the hero.
Yes! Classic detective stories by Conan Doyle.
Yes! Jane Austen novel from 1811.
Yes! Classic fairy tale found in many books.
Yes! Short for The Scarlet Letter by Hawthorne.
Yes! Vikram Chandra's crime novel (2006).
Yes! The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett.
A classic Marvel comics character and superhero đ
Yes! Short for The Shining by Stephen King.
Yes! Fairy tale often published as a book.
Yes! Series title; also the 1976 novelization.
âThe Silence of the Lambsâ, 1988 thriller by Thomas Harris, basis for famous film
Yes! Short for Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.
Yes! Lemony Snicket's beloved book series.
âSix of Crowsâ, 2015 fantasy heist novel by Leigh Bardugo, set in Grishaverse
âStargirlâ, YA novel by Jerry Spinelli about nonconformity and first love
âStuart Littleâ, 1945 childrenâs book by E.B. White about a mouse boy in NYC
âSapiensâ, 2011 bestseller by Yuval Noah Harari on human history
A famous manga and graphic novel series đ
Neil Gaiman fantasy novel about a fallen star and adventure.
âSmileâ by Raina Telgemeier, hit middleâgrade graphic novel.
A novella by Stephen King, also known by this short title đ
YA dystopian novel by Tahereh Mafi, first in popular series.
Legal thriller by Jodi Picoult set in Salem Falls, New Hampshire.
Leigh Bardugo fantasy novel that launched the Grishaverse.
A published novelization of the famous war film đ
Madeline Miller novel retelling the myth of Achilles and Patroclus.
A graphic novel by Raina Telgemeier đ
Novel by Raina Telgemeier about sisters growing up.
J.R.R. Tolkienâs legendarium work; prehistory of Middleâearth.
There are several novels titled âSecretsâ; plausible generic title.
Novel by Hala Alyan about a displaced Palestinian family.
Percy Jackson novel âThe Sea of Monstersâ.
Neil Gaiman comic/graphic novel series âThe Sandmanâ.
A franchise with several official novels and comics đ
A beloved stage musical and published story đ
Based on Washington Irvingâs tale âThe Legend of Sleepy Hollowâ.
Childrenâs mystery series âThe Secret Sevenâ by Enid Blyton.
A long-running comics and childrenâs book series đ
Novel by Toni Morrison; title echoes a biblical book.
Famous 1818 Christmas carol hymn, widely printed in books.
Novel by Shësaku Endà about Christian persecution in Japan.
Dan Brownâs âDeception Pointâ sequel? Nope, âSevenâ is a comic miniseries title.
âStarsâ is a published book title about the night sky âš
YA paranormal novel by Maggie Stiefvater.
YA dystopian novel by Neal Shusterman, first in a trilogy.
Novella by Stephen King, basis for the famous film.
Title of multiple novels, incl. by Laurell K. Hamilton.
From Dr. Seussâs book âGreen Eggs and Hamâ (Sam-I-am).
YA novel âStargirlâ by Jerry Spinelli, spelling variant.
Marvel comicâbook hero, longârunning comic series.
Hit novel âThe Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugoâ by T. Jenkins Reid.
Surname of William Shakespeare, whose plays and poems are classic books.
William Styron novel on the Holocaust, filmed in 1982.
Popular childrenâs fantasy series by Derek Landy.
YA historical novel about WWII refugees by Ruta Sepetys.
Novel by Chuck Palahniuk about a reality TV show contest.
Many novels titled âSummerâ, incl. classic by Edith Wharton.
Kidsâ spy academy novel series by Stuart Gibbs.
Biblical love poem, also called Song of Solomon.
Narnia book âThe Silver Chairâ by C.S. Lewis.
Picture book basis for the Shrek film, by Steig.
YA fantasy âScarletâ exists, incl. by A.C. Gaughen.
âSunshineâ novel by Robin McKinley, urban fantasy.
âStoryâ is a well-known book on the craft of storytelling đ
Used as title for several novels and poetry books.
- song of ice and fire
Newbery-winning novel about a dog, by Phyllis Naylor.
Novel âThe Secret Life of Beesâ by Sue Monk Kidd.
A major fantasy novel in the A Song of Ice and Fire series âïž
Kids fantasy series âThe Spiderwick Chroniclesâ.
Popular rhyming picture book by Audrey Wood.
Classic novel âSheâ by H. Rider Haggard, 1887.
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