A Fun Book Challenge!

This is so fun, I’m sharing it with you! I found this @ http://www.bostonbibliophile.com/2009/07/abc-book-meme.html

I’ve changed the instructions a bit, just to ease us all into it:

For this challenge, you list a favorite book that starts with each letter of the alphabet. If you don't have a book for a letter (such as Z or X) than you can substitute a favorite book that simply has that letter in the title (i.e. The Lost City of Z or Hot Six by Janet Evanovich). However, you can only do this a maximum of 3 times. (Z, X, and Q, but not Z, X, Q, and V.) Fellow blogger, Bryan, added the rule that articles at the front of books (The, A, An) don’t count and it is the next letter that truly counts, so The Stand is an S book and A Medicine for Melancholy is an M book, etc.
Let’s start with FICTION books!

Sound like fun? It is, but it’s more difficult than you'd think. I started with some of my favorites (choosing is the hard part) and look where I’m stuck:

Abundance

Bloody Mary

Charlotte’s Web

Dante Club

Elephant Man

Fifth of March: Story of the Boston Massacre

Gone for Good

He Sees You When You’re Sleeping

Inside Out

Jack and Jill

Killing Ground

Last Dickens

My Antonia

New Moon

October Horse, A Novel of Caesar and Cleopatra

Poe’s Shadow

Q

Redwall

Suzanne’s Diary for Nicholas

Twilight

Uncle Tom’s Cabin

Violets are Blue

Winter Rose

X

Y

Z

Leave your lists in our comments or post your answers on your blog and include the url to it. Let’s see who can finish first!

Biblio-Babble

Steven Kellogg's books are for kids ~ and for us kids-at-heart. In 1990, my daughter participated in the Young Author's Conference in Florida and was honored to meet Steven Kellogg, one of the most famous kids' authors and illustrators! He signed the book that she had written and then he proceeded to the other awesome talent he has - story-telling, complete with on-the-spot illustrations. Although he has been at the National Book Festival many times, I found this webcast from 2003 that is close to what we were privileged to be a part of ~ back in the day before video was available like this on the internet:
http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=3547 (it's long, but well worth the watch)
Mr. Kellogg's latest illustrated writing is “The Presidential Pet” in Our White House: Looking In and Looking Out (Candlewick, September 2008) MPL carries most of this author's works in our Easy section. Check these out and enjoy the fun of his whimsical illustrations and tall tales with your child! You'll build beautiful memories that last as long as mine have - 19 years and growing!

a sidenote: Steven Kellogg is also the vice-president of the National Children's Book and Literacy Alliance, a national not-for-profit organization that advocates for literacy, literature, and libraries.