Top Ten Tuesday: Book Titles with Numbers In Them

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Welcome to Top Ten Tuesday!  This week’s challenge is Book Titles with Numbers In Them.  I decided to limit myself to books that I’ve reviewed during my time here at Long and Short Reviews.  This proved to be much more difficult than I thought it would be because I did not include volume/series numbers or ordinal numbers (first, second, etc).  I’ve been reviewing for over ten years and I only found ten books with numbers in them!  I had to go pretty far back in my reviews to find these.  Titles are linked to Goodreads.

Nine Elms by Robert Bryndza-I just read this and if you like a thriller/mystery, you might check it out. Here’s my review.

Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo-I read this last year and loved it.  Here’s my review.

Two Days Until Midnight by Lynn Crandall-A quick, contemporary, paranormal romance I read last year.  My review

The Seven Magical Jewels of Ireland by Robert Adams-I had to go back five years for this one.  My review.

Twelve Days of Christmas by Barbara Miller-Again, I went back five years for this sweet, historical romance.  My review

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The One Book of Etretat by Matt Chatelain-I went back seven years for this one.  I really enjoyed this series.  My review

The Four Books of Etretat by Matt Chatelain-As I said, I really enjoyed this series.  Even though I read it years ago, it has stuck with me.  My review

Fifty Eight Faces by Kat Duncan-Going back eight years for this one!  No link to my review on this one or the rest on the list.

For One Dark Knight by Ava James-I went back nine years for this one!

Witch One by Erin Sinclair-Going back ten years for this one!

What do you think?  I know most of these are obscure, but have you read any of them?  If so, what did you think?  If not, do any sound interesting to you?

Comments

  1. Great list! Six of Crows made my list this week, too – I love that book, I already want to re-read it.

    • Poinsettia says

      It was so good! I have a feeling it will pop up on a lot of lists today.

      Thanks for visiting and commenting. 🙂

  2. I see you used Nine Elms as well. And opposite me, you actually read it! Glad to see you enjoyed it!

  3. I’ve read Six of Crows, but the others are all new to me!

    • Poinsettia says

      Yes, Six of Crows is even more popular today than usual!

      Thanks so much for visiting and commenting. 🙂

  4. Not familiar with any of the books on your list, but I’m intrigued by their titles. Can’t wait to look them up. 🙂

    • Poinsettia says

      If you read any of them, you’ll have to let me know what you think!

      Thanks so much for stopping by and commenting. 🙂

  5. Wow, I’ve only heard of two of these. I’m going to have to check the others out and read up on the synopses.

    • Poinsettia says

      You’ll have to let me know what you think if you read any of them!

      Thanks you for visiting and commenting. 🙂

  6. I just read Six of Crows!! how could I have forgot so soon.

  7. I’ve had “Six of Crows” on my physical TBR for over a year and really need to get to it. The hype is super high on that one, happy to hear you enjoyed it, too!

  8. Christine @ LifeWithAllTheBooks says

    Great list! Nine Elms especially looks good! ?

  9. I’m seeing Six of Crows pop up a lot this week- great choice. 🙂

    • Poinsettia says

      It was very popular today, but I expected it would be

      Thanks so much for stopping by and commenting. 🙂

  10. Nice one !

  11. Aaaah Six of Crows. That’s one of my all-time favorite books, The only reason it’s not in my list coz I stick on listing my TBR. 🙂 🙂 There are books on your list that I’m not at all familiar with. I’m gonna check them out. 🙂

    • Poinsettia says

      You’ll have to let me know what you think if you read any of them!

      Thanks so much for visiting and commenting. 🙂

  12. Yeah, I’m not familiar with any of them like you said, but I still enjoyed reading through your list.

  13. Seeing “Six of Crows” on SO many lists today makes me wish I’d included it in mine. It’s one of those books I’ve wanted to read for quite some time, but alas, haven’t. Someday…! 🙂

    Thanks so much for the Finding Wonderland visit.

    • Poinsettia says

      You’re welcome!

      Yes, Six of Crows was on a lot of lists today, but I expected that. You’ll have to let me know what you think if you get a chance to read it.

      Thanks so much for visiting and commenting. 🙂

  14. Haven’t heard of most of these, I tried Six of Crows but couldn’t get into it at the time. Did you see they have her Grishna Trilogy being made into a TV series for Netflix.
    Thanks for stopping by The Phantom Paragrapher

    • Poinsettia says

      You’re welcome!

      I did hear about the Netflix series, but I haven’t read her Grisha trilogy yet! I’d like to read them before watching the series

      Thanks so much for visiting and commenting. 🙂

  15. I loved Six of crows. It’s such an amazing cast of characters.
    We changed the prompt this week cause we weren’t sure we would have enough of books with numbers. It’s not the most common thing to have in titles I believe.

    • Poinsettia says

      I had a hard time with this week’s prompt too, but then that could be because I set myself a pretty specific limit. I saw some lists that had a ton of book titles with numbers!

      Yes, Six of Crows is a great book!

      Thanks for visiting and commenting. 🙂

  16. Nice that you were able to find ten books that you actually reviewed. I read all but one on my list, but I doubt I reviewed all on my blog. I didn’t check, lol. Nice list, and thanks for visiting my TTT! 🙂

    • Poinsettia says

      You’re welcome!

      I did set myself a pretty specific limit for this week’s prompt. I barely found enough books to make a list of ten!

      Thanks so much for visiting and commenting. 🙂

  17. I’m not familiar with a lot of these, but I can’t believe I still haven’t read Six of Crows. Thanks for the reminder:-)

    • Poinsettia says

      If you read any from my list, you’ll have to let me know what you think!

      Thank you for visiting and commenting. 🙂

  18. I’ve only heard of one of these books and it was on my list this week as well – Six of Crows! Great list 🙂

    My TTT post

    • Poinsettia says

      I’m glad you enjoyed my list!

      Six of Crows was very popular this week, and rightly so!

      Thank you for stopping by and commenting. 🙂

  19. What a great list! You’ve got some really good books on there.

  20. I haven’t yet read any of these, but they all do look sooo interesting — and totally out of my comfort zone (which is a good thing!)

    • Poinsettia says

      Yes, it is good to go outside our comfort zones sometimes. Visiting TTT posts has really helped me in that regard. I’ve discovered so many books/authors I’d never heard of.

      If you decide to read any of the books on my list, you’ll have to let me know what you think.

      Thank you for visiting and commenting. 🙂

  21. I don’t know any of these! It’s so much fun to see what everyone else has come up with and find out about new (to me) books. 🙂

    • Poinsettia says

      It is! I know since I’ve been visiting TTT posts, my tbr has grown quite a bit!

      Thank you so much for visiting and commenting. 🙂

  22. Great list! So many I haven’t heard of but will now look out for! 😀

    • Poinsettia says

      Thank you! If you check any of the books out, you’ll have to let me know what you think.

      Thanks for stopping by and commenting. 🙂

  23. I haven’t read Six of Crows yet, but I should be reading it next month! I’m glad to hear you loved it. Are you looking forward to the Netflix series coming out?

    • Poinsettia says

      I hope you enjoy Six of Crows when you read it! I did hear there is a Netflix series coming out. I think it is about the Grisha trilogy? I haven’t read that yet, so I need to before the show comes out!

      Thanks so much for visiting and commenting. 🙂

  24. Wow, I haven’t heard of most of these! Great list, though! I love how you made a note of how long it’s been since you read them. 🙂

    • Poinsettia says

      I’m glad you enjoyed my list! It was fun looking back at how long it has been since I read them. I’m glad I’ve kept my old reviews organized!

      Thank you for visiting and commenting. 🙂

  25. I’m afraid I haven’t read any of these, but I have heard good things about Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo, so I do fancy reading that at some point!

    • Poinsettia says

      I hope you enjoy Six of Crows when you get a chance to read it!

      Thank you so much for visiting and commenting. 🙂

  26. I am probably the last person who hasn’t read SOC. 🙁 It is my greatest shame.

    • Poinsettia says

      I didn’t read it until last years, so I was behind getting to it. I still haven’t read The Grisha Trilogy. If you’re planning on reading Six of Crows, I hope you enjoy it!

      Thanks for stopping by and commenting. 🙂

  27. Nice work!

  28. Some really great titles here and as I am sure everyone else has said, I have seen Crows on quite a few lists. Happy Reading!

    • Poinsettia says

      Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed my list. Yes, Six of Crows was very popular this week. 🙂

      Thanks so much for visiting and commenting. 🙂

  29. Six of Crows made my list this week too. 🙂

  30. Witch One sounds like a fun one!

    • Poinsettia says

      You’ll have to let me know what you think if you decide to read it!

      Thanks for visiting and commenting. 🙂

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