What is the title of your book?

Discuss the September 2017 Book of the Month, Bluewater Walkabout: Into Africa: Finding Healing Through Travel by Tina Dreffin.


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Jasy95 wrote: 18 Feb 2021, 13:20 "Eyes Bigger Than Her Stomach". It works literally, because I'm a skinny woman with big bug eyes. And it also works literally, because I always want to take on a million things at once. The story would focus on how I've juggled work, family, friends, and life with all of my volunteering!
This sounds like it would be an interesting read. You should consider writing it. I love the title.
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I would name mine EXPLORE. I think that would be best fit for my kind of trips
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This book cover was perfect and suit this book and the storyline nice one
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I think BlueWater Walkabout is just perfect.
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Resilience would be the name best suited for a book about me.
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The comeback kid
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Writing a book about myself is hard to imagine. It would be absolutely boring to read my story. But maybe I will write storybooks with characters resembled my positive and negative characters.
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Mine wouldn't be as awesome as you guys. It would be called Kidulti get. I always felt like a big kid in an adult body especially since I tend to like childish things a lot. So I would be a book about my life as an adult who strongly wants to be a kid again lol
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I think the book title of this book is perfect because it is a pure description of the book's content. The front cover was also lovely and I think everything else was near perfect.
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Mine would be the blissful ending because I hope that my life ends with a happy ending
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I've never really thought about it but it would be something along the line of me finding my way in life.
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I think mine would be something like "Following my dream" because I have always been putting goals in front of me, and then I try to achieve them. Sometimes I succeed, and other times I fail.
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If a book is to be written about me, it'll be titled Grace unending. I feel like my entire life so far can be summed up as living and basking in the euphoria of the abounding grace of God.
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Post by Andrew Darlington »

My book will definitely be about my story. But I know i will find it difficult to get a Title.
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