Unforgettable Titles

The definition of unforgettable is going to mean different things from person to person. We all have our own likes, dislikes, things we can't stand, things we crave and things that make us smile. For me, the following list are *some* of the titles that I truly have not been able to forget for one reason or another. A few of the titles I have read just once but they have stayed with me to this day. Other titles are ones I can read again and again, as if visiting a favorite place or friend. A couple are beloved childhood books I am looking forward to sharing with my future children. What are some of your titles that keep pulling you back to them over and over again? Have any changed your viewpoint on a subject or person? Have there been any you immediately went out and bought copies for your friends to read? I would love to know which ones have had an impact on you!

1) Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl  | Harriet Jacobs (a review for this is coming soon!)

2) Persuasion  | Jane Austen

3) And Then There Were None  | Agatha Christie

4) Coming of Age in Mississippi  | Anne Moody

5) The Color Master  | Aimee Bender

6) Audrey Hepburn: An Elegant Spirit  | Sean Hepburn Ferrer

7) It Gets Worse | Shane Dawson

8) Elsie Dinsmore | Martha Finley

9) Alice in Wonderland | Lewis Carroll

10) Anne of Green Gables | Lucy Maud Montgomery

11) Ella Enchanted | Gail Carson Levine

That's where I am going to end it for today! I have a weird thing about leaving lists at odd numbers...sorry. haha Thank you so much for taking the time to read my first post! I hope you all have a great day!

xoxo,
Ashley

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