COLORS! 12 GOOD BOOK TITLES THAT COULD BE CRAYON COLORS

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Hey there, welcome back, everyone. Books are obviously a favorite topic of discussion over here, but add a fun thing to combine them with, and you’re sure to find a kind of bookish work of art. What would happen if book titles would become crayon colors? This is where we’re at today; we look at book titles that sound like crayon colors or at least titles that might make good names!

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As is the more recent and unwritten rule, I’m going to use this opportunity to again stick with books on my shelf. Some of the titles we feature won’t exactly be ideal possible colors for crayons. As I’m really bad at naming things, I don’t expect these will be good, but it’s a chance to talk about books, so I’m cool with failing. Let’s go!


BOOK TITLES THAT SOUND LIKE CRAYON COLORS


1: AGAINST THE TIDE, ELIZABETH CAMDEN

Pretty sure I’m going to have lots of nature-like titles on this list. Nature and color just seems to go together. Goodreads

2: ROSEMARY COTTAGE, COLLEEN COBLE

Oh, look! Another nature-y title! Goodreads

3: ROSES WILL BLOOM AGAIN, LORI COPELAND

Roses are looking like a theme. It’s been YEARS since I read this novel, but I think it’s one of my most favorite reads. Goodreads

4: WORDS IN DEEP BLUE, CATH CRAWLEY

I mean, there is a color in the title and it just seems appropriate, right? Goodreads

5: SHADES OF DOON, CAREY CORP AND LORIE LANGDON

Sometimes I see colors, though I cannot say if this is true of the Crayola brand, using a place to “show” a color. For example, this may be a green shade since, for some reason I think of Doon (a world based on the Scottish Brigadoon film) as a lush place with lots of green. Goodreads

6: THE BREATH OF DAWN, KRISTEN HEITZMANN

Perhaps a pretty pink, coral or orange hue for this one. Goodreads

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7: SHADES OF MILK AND HONEY, MARY ROBINETTE KOWAL

I mean, this one could work for a really pretty creamy caramel shade. Goodreads

8: MY PLAIN JANE, JODIE MEADOWS, CYNTHIA HAND AND BRODIE ASHTON

To go with the phrase of “plain jane” through the years, this one made me think of a color that maybe not as popular but deserves a call out. Goodreads

9: STORM FRONT, SUSAN MAY WARREN

A kind of stormy gray purple-blue shade? I don’t know! Naming things isn’t my thing. Goodreads

10: STORM SIREN, MARY WEBER

I don’t know… I can see this being a color, right? Told you I’d be bad at this. Goodreads

11: FIREWORKS, ELIZBETH WHITE

To be honest, I cannot remember if I’ve read this one or not. But either way, it seems like it might be a fun crayon name, and the color possibilities it’d potentially match with are endless. Goodreads

12: BLUE MOON, LINDA WINDSOR

Another one I haven’t read in years. One of three novels in a romantic-comedy series, all I remember about these is they did make me laugh-out-loud. Goodreads

What about you? What book titles do you think could or should be Crayola crayon colors? Do you have any titles that are a color? How would or did you spin this subject? Do you have a favorite crayon color? Comment all of your thoughts below.

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COLORS! 12 GOOD BOOK TITLES THAT COULD BE CRAYON COLORS. Talking possible book titles that sound like crayon colors! Text © Rissi JC

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amateur graphic designer. confirmed bookaholic. bubbl’r enthusiast. critical thinker. miswesterner. social media coordinator. writer.

26 comments

    1. I feel like this too often, Anne! Most of hte time I just make myself dive into whatever my daily project is. Speaking of, today has DEFINITELY been one of those kinds of days for me. *sigh* Thanks for the visit!

    1. I agree, Dedra! And “Rosemary Cottage” is a great contemporary with some light suspense, too. :) Appreciate your visit.

      PS; I just tried to submit a second comment to your post form last week – hope it comes through!

  1. This was such a fun and unique topic! I like these- the Breath of Dawn is nice, I definitely get like a sunrise or dusty rose type vibe from it, and and I love storm Front! And Blue Moon. :)

  2. This was a hard topic that I didn’t even attempt, so I think you did a great job with it! Rosemary Cottage sounds like it would be a beautiful color!

    1. Thank you, Angela. I just wish I’d had a more creative approach. *shrugs* When you put it together last minute I guess that’s what happens. ;) Appreciate your visit!

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