The "What's in a Name" reading challenge

For those of you stumped over just what to read for the "What's in a Name" challenge, we have some suggestions.

A book with a color in its title
Assuming the word "color" counts

White Walls
Black Sun
The Colour Out of Space
Red Lights

A book with an animal in its title
Hawks figure prominently

The Peregrine
The Pilgrim Hawk
The Goshawk
Memed, My Hawk
The Tiger in the House
The Stuffed Owl
The Glass Bees
The Fox in the Attic
My Dog Tulip


A book with a first name in its title
Eliminating biographies

The Life of Lazarillo de Tormes
The Late Mattia Pascal
Memed, My Hawk
Cassandra at the Wedding
Mary Olivier: A Life
The World of Odysseus
René Leys
Mawrdew Czgowchwz
The Life of Henry Brulard
The Adventures and Misadventures of Maqroll
Hadrian the Seventh
Alfred and Guinevere
Lolly Willowes
Jakob von Gunten
Sheppard Lee, Written by Himself

A book with a place in its title

Butcher's Crossing
That Awful Mess on the Via Merulana
Memoirs of Montparnasse
The Singapore Grip and The Siege of Krishnapur,
Nights in the Gardens of Brooklyn
Apartment in Athens
Paris and Elsewhere
Three Bedrooms in Manhattan
The Towers of Trebizond
Peking Story
Memoirs of Hecate County
To the Finland Station
Paris Stories
Letters from Russia
The New York Stories of Edith Wharton
The New York Stories of Henry James

A book with a weather event in its title
A "weather event"? Looks like two might qualify

A High Wind in Jamaica
Indian Summer

A book with a plant in its title

The Root and the Flower
Wheat That Springeth Green
Witch Grass

Comments

[Damion Searls]

You've sold yourself short! What about these?

Plant names: the great "Sunflower"; "They Burn the Thistles"; technically "The Dud Avocado"

Is "Ice" a weather event? "Dirty Snow" must be. How about "Summer Cooking"?

Animals: "Stray Dog Cabaret"; "The Day of the Owl"; "The Horse's Mouth"

First names: "Twenty Days with Julian" (or is that biography?); "Eustace and Hilda"; "Letty Fox, Her Luck"; "English, August"; "Mouchette"; and if you count "Odysseus" (hmmm...), what about "Born Under Saturn"?