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Do you think the book title is correct?
Because the book does not majorly concentrate on Abel, it's covers the Bible all the to the time of Noah.

Haha.

As I read, I'm beginning to think it should be called 'Revisions.

But I think I may understand the name, maybe the authors intention was to show that he's writing from the human side of things, the relatable side.

I think this title was not relevant. The author would have considered another title. My opinion!

I think a book title should be catchy and inviting, it should not necessarily cover the content of the entire book. For me, the title is well chosen.

The title did make me think that it was a crime drama rather than a religious book. I think the title should reflect the content of the book more.

ArriettyClock wrote: ↑02 Jun 2020, 07:21 The title did make me think that it was a crime drama rather than a religious book. I think the title should reflect the content of the book more.

I agree with you. At first, I thought that it might be a detective novel or a crime fiction. Still, the title made me go after what the book was about.

The title should be able to attract both religious and non-religious persons to spark the interest in non-religious people. I think the author should have gone for some other title.

At first I was skeptical about seeing this book. I was like what will be engaging and interesting in this book. I found out it's a Christian book which I like reading. I like this book because it doesn't just cover the story of Abel. It also covers some significant aspects of the Bible like Adam and Eve and Noahs story. I think the title is correct.

I think the title is okay and catchy.

I felt the same way, I thought this was just about that one story when I started the book!

The title of the book is appropriate because everything that happened later in the book stemmed from the killing of Abel, an incident which changed history forever.

The book title doesn't necessarily capture all the book is about but caught people's attention and I think that was the author's intention.

I don't think that maybe what the author was going for. The book does cover much of biblical history but it focuses on what happens as a result of Kain killing Abel, so, in that sense, it makes sense because the rest of the story couldn't happen without that taking place.

I figured this book dealt with the bible in some way judging by the name. It certainly captures the attention.

I loved the title of the book. It's intriguing and captivating. As long as the story of Abel is also in the book then I think the title is relevant and correct.