This is kind of a fun and unique topic, since I get to pick some of my favorite books and mash them together.;) Here goes! Per usual, if you are interesting in learning more about the book, then click the image to go to Amazon. This post contains affiliate links.
1. Fawkes and The Giftsnatcher
I know these aren't set in the same time period, but elements from both would make an epic story!
2. Blue Justice and Defenders of Justice
Both about law enforcement. I really love the element of all the main characters in Blue Justice being family.
3. The Story Peddler and It Started with Goodbye
I like the idea of taking a good, solid fantasy series and adding some hints of fairy tales in there.
4. Havencross and The Ladies of Ivy Cottage
Two of my most favorite Regency inspired stories.
5. Engaged in Trouble and Close to You
Honestly, these two are very different, but would be a lot of fun with the bookish settings of Kara's books with Jenny's humor!
6. Count the Monkeys and Hippos Go Berserk
These books are both slightly zany and a whole lot of fun!
7. Open Very Carefully and 123 Verses ABC
8. The Day the Crayons Quit and It Came in the Mail
Both of these have to do with mail.;)
9. Let Me Finish and Children Make Terrible Pets
The titles seem to go together anyway.;)
10. This Book Just Ate My Dog and I Will Not Eat You
Another fun set of titles.;)
What books are on your lists? I feel like I could of kept going with this one!
Fun list! Despite my thinking this topic sounded epic (aka fun), I struggled with it. Still, anytime we can talk books is a good day. :D
ReplyDeleteGlad to spy favorites Jenny B. Jones, and Kara Isaac on your list. Also, someday I need to get in on the Fawkes fandom.
I will have to go and look at your list now.;) It was both hard and easy. Some of the books I wanted to put together had some issues with being from different historical eras....
DeleteYou do need to make the time for Fawkes! I think you will enjoy it.;)
I like your children's book ideas. Children's books are already often silly; why not make them sillier by jumbling them up?
ReplyDeleteIt could make them all the more fun.;) I made sure to pick silly ones.;)
DeleteThese books sound like they'd mash well together! :-) You did a great job with your list! My TTT
ReplyDeleteThank you! I enjoyed seeing where you took your list this week.
DeleteI'm reading Fawkes at the moment (loving it) but have never heard of The Giftsnatcher, will have to check it out!
ReplyDeleteMy TTT: https://jjbookblog.wordpress.com/2018/08/07/top-ten-tuesday-171/
I'm glad to hear that you are enjoying Fawkes, since it is one of my favoritest books from this year.;)
DeleteI hope you will look into reading it. While a bit dark, it's well written and fascinating!
I don't know a lot of these books, but they seem like interesting mash-ups.
ReplyDeleteHere is our TTT: https://thebookdutchesses.com/2018/08/07/ttt-39-books-youd-mash-together/
Thank you. And thanks for stopping by!
Delete#2 is right up my alley! And I love how you included children's books on your list.
ReplyDeleteThe mystery/police related mash up is one of my favorites!
DeleteThanks for stopping by!
Adorable! I love that you added kidlit to this mashup, as well as adult fiction :) Great picks!
ReplyDeleteMegan - Ginger Mom and the Kindle Quest
We read a lot of kidlit here.;)
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