Writing Prompt #160: The ABC Book Challenge (The Letter O)

The ABC Book Challenge - L


Memorable Books that Start with the Letter “O”:

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On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft

  • This is by far one of my favorite memoirs, and writing craft books. I first found the book on a whim at the library. I loved it so much, I knew I needed my own copy. This book is staying on my bookshelf forever.

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One Hundred Years of Solitude

  • This was a hard book to read and digest in high school, but it was definitely magical.

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The Outsiders

  • I love this book. I read it when I was younger. Then, I re-read it, and fell in love with it. The movie adaptation (1983) is also quite good.

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The Odyssey

  • This was a whole unit in one of my high school English classes. I’d originally learned part of the story from Wishbone.

Books I’d Love to Read Starting with the Letter “O”:

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Of Mice and Men

  • I enjoyed reading Steinbeck in my American Literature class in college. We didn’t read this one then, but I tried after the class ended. I failed. I want to try again, however.

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On the Road

  • I became fascinated with Jack Kerouac, and the other Beat Generation poets, while studying history in high school.

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One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

  • I first learned about this book from Sesame Street! They did a “Monsterpiece Theatre” segment where they were discussing classic literature. A number 1 flew over a cuckoo’s nest.

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Ordinary People

  • I really should read this book. The movie adaptation (1980) is fabulous.

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Our Year of Maybe


What books have you read, or want to read, that start with the letter O? Let me know!


Until the next headline, Laura Beth 🙂

12 thoughts on “Writing Prompt #160: The ABC Book Challenge (The Letter O)

  1. Anything from Mr. King, Sir King, is my favorite. He is the Elvis of the literary world.
    Tim

  2. I want to read “On Writing” so much!!! I ❤ Stephen King in ways I can't even begin to describe.

    "Of Mice & Men" is a tough read. It's not the prose, so much, as the story, IMO.

    I'd like to re-read "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" one day, but I think my TBR list is already daunting enough to add re-reads. LOL

  3. I’ve read The Outsiders countless times and love it too!

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