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Because of the nature of the booklists, the dividing lines between the categories are often fuzzy. In addition, a booklist may appear in more than one category (except for those listed under Miscellaneous).

Books with a Common Subject, Topic, or Style

• Fiction Featuring Iraqi War Veterans (November 2009)
  
• "New" Sherlock Holmes (September 2002)
  
• 20th Century War Novels (June 2001)
  
• Adoption Fiction (October 2002)
  
• Alternative Histories (October 1997)
  
• Antiques and Antique Dealing (December 1998)
  
• Art and Artists in Fiction (updated) (July 2008)
  
• Audio Book Narrators (December 2008)
  
• Autism-Asperger Syndrome Titles (June 2006)
  
• Bad Dates (March 2001)
  
• Bad Day Books (September 2007)
  
• Band Books: Books About Musical Bands. (September 2008)
  
• Bloomin' Books: Gardens, Gardeners, and Gardening in Fiction (May 1998)
  
• Books about Books: Writing, Publishing, Collecting, Reading, Discussing, etc (September 2003)
  
• Books About Candy and Sweet Shops (June 2007)
  
• Books About Illiteracy (May 2006)
  
• Books about Motherhood (April 2002)
  
• Books about Numbers, Numerical Patterns and Codes (June 2005)
  
• Books about Travel (June 2006)
  
• Books About Working and Jobs (July 2007)
  
• Books and Coffee (December 2004)
  
• Books Based on Resolutions (November 2002)
  
• Books Featuring Lottery Winners or Lotteries (September 2001)
  
• Books of Stories Not Quite What They Seem: Books With Illusions (May 2004)
  
• Books on Books and Reading (March 2007)
  
• Books on Growth and Renewal (April 2007)
  
• Books with a Dance Theme (May 2007)
  
• Books with Dark and Disturbing Elements (April 2007)
  
• Breast Cancer Fiction (October 2001)
  
• British Mysteries with Humor (July 2008)
  
• Car Fiction : (and Non-Fiction) (June 1999)
  
• Car Novels (June 2003)
  
• Chemical Addiction Recovery Books (March 2006)
  
• Chocolate Fiction (July 2001)
  
• Circus Books ( August 1999)
  
• Coffee Related Books (January 2001)
  
• Cold Case Mysteries (July 2005)
  
• Collecting Fiction (September 2001)
  
• Computers in Fiction (July 1996)
  
• Consistently Funny Romance Authors (April 2003)
  
• Conspiracy Themes (April 2002)
  
• Contemporary Authors Who Write Novels with Religious Themes (November 1999)
  
• Crossover Fantasy (August 2008)
  
• Dangerous Love/Deadly Obsessions (January 2001)
  
• Diamonds and Rubies and Pearls, Oh My! (September 2003)
  
• Diet Fiction (January 2002)
  
• Dragons, Dreams and Daring Deeds (June 2005)
  
• Dragons (July 2004)
  
• Driving Stories: Fiction with Cars (September 2001)
  
• Edible Fiction: Food and Cooking Fiction (June 1997)
  
• Environmental Disasters (March 2001)
  
• Epistolary Fiction (August 2009)
  
• Fantasy with Strong World-Building (July 1999)
  
• Fiction About Art and Artists (August 2007)
  
• Fiction about Quilts (July 2001)
  
• Fiction Based on Real Events, People (August 2001)
  
• Fiction Dealing with Alcoholism : Includes Some NonFiction Memoirs (March 2005)
  
• Fiction Dealing with Trains (May 1999)
  
• Fiction in the Form of Letters & Diaries (February 2001)
  
• Fiction or Nonfiction Stories in which Gifts Play a Major Part (December 2003)
  
• Fiction Titles Dealing with Illness (January 1999)
  
• Fiction with Crafts, Hobbies, etc. (June 2003)
  
• Fiction with Recipes (June 2001)
  
• Fictional Fun & Games (August 2000)
  
• Fine Art Fiction (May 2002)
  
• First Person Narrative Fiction (August 2001)
  
• Freakonomics Readalikes (December 2006)
  
• Freud or Freudian Psychology as a Mainstay - Fiction (November 1998)
  
• Funny Titles List (April 2000)
  
• Gardens, Gardeners, Gardening Romances (April 2002)
  
• Ghostly Fiction (October 2002)
  
• Good German Readalikes (April 2002)
  
• Grade 7-9 Fiction for Math and Science (October 1998)
  
• Greek Philosophers in Fiction (May 2004)
  
• Halloween Mysteries (October 2009)
  
• Handyman Fiction (February 2002)
  
• Hidden Histories (September 2002)
  
• Hiking/Backpacking Fiction (October 1998)
  
• Hollywood Romance (April 2003)
  
• Humorous Historicals (April 1999)
  
• Humourous Books (July 2001)
  
• Immigrant Experience Fiction (March 2006)
  
• Interracial Romance (May 2000)
  
• Jewish Fiction, not Holocaust Related, for Book Clubs (April 2002)
  
• Knitting Books (February 2005)
  
• Laugh Out Loud (August 2000)
  
• Let's Get Fiscal (May 2000)
  
• Literary Suicides (January 2006)
  
• Love among the Ruins (September 2000)
  
• Love and Laughter (July 2000)
  
• Love Triangles (July 2000)
  
• Missionary Stories (October 2005)
  
• Multigenerational Fiction (April 2001)
  
• Music Fiction (June 2007)
  
• Musical Fiction (June 1999)
  
• Native American Fiction and Non-fiction (November 2003)
  
• Natural Disaster Fiction (July 1999)
  
• Non-fiction "Real-Life Struggle" Books (January 2002)
  
• Non-Fiction Heroic Journeys (May 2006)
  
• Non-Fiction Titles Dealing with Life Crises (June 1999)
  
• Nose-y Fiction: Fiction with Lots of Details about Scent and Smelling (March 2005)
  
• Novels About Art, Artists and The Art World (June 2001 )
  
• Novels about War (May 2000)
  
• October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month (September 1998)
  
• Olympic/Athlete Novels (January 2002)
  
• Pagan Fiction (October 2004)
  
• Papal Transition Fiction (March 2005)
  
• Party Fiction (June 2005)
  
• Pilots of the 1930s & 40s (December 2002)
  
• Planes, Trains, and Automobiles (November 2003)
  
• Point of View List (April 2001)
  
• Political Fiction 1 (August 1996)
  
• Political Fiction 2 (July 2000)
  
• Political Science and Science Fiction Titles for Display (January 2009)
  
• Quilting Fiction (May 2004)
  
• Remembrance and Memorials (October 2009)
  
• Revolutionary War Fiction (June 2007)
  
• Rooted in Family: Fiction Inspired by the Author's Ancestors (February 2005)
  
• Sad but True ( October 2000)
  
• Sarcastic Reads (September 2006)
  
• Science Fiction or Alternate History and Religion: The List of Books Where the Presence or Absence of Religion in a Society is the Main Theme. (May 2005)
  
• Seriously Humorous Mysteries (August 1997)
  
• Simply Survival: Stories of the Wilderness (December 1997)
  
• Snake Fiction (August 2003)
  
• Spine-Tingling Tales (September 1999)
  
• Spooky Short Stories (June 2009)
  
• Star Wars Readalikes (April 2006)
  
• Subtle Ghost Stories (October 1998)
  
• Sue Miller Readalikes (July 2006)
  
• Surprise Endings of Books and Movies (November 1999 (March 2003))
  
• Sympathetic Portrayals of the South in the Civil War (June 2007)
  
• Tax Evasion, IRS Stories (January 2005)
  
• The Afternoon After the End of the World: Apocalyptic Fiction (October 1997)
  
• The Plays The Thing: Theater in Fiction (April 2001)
  
• Traffic in Human Organs (October 1998)
  
• True Crime - Not Murder - Books (February 2005)
  
• True Crime Duos: The listing for the fiction/nonfiction pairings of titles based on real crimes (October 1998)
  
• Two for the Telling: Fiction that Blends Two Voices and Two Times (February 1998)
  
• Ultimate Makeovers (January 2004)
  
• Unusual Love Stories (January 2000 (April 2002))
  
• Wedding Bell Blues (June 2004)
  
• Wine/Grape Fiction (September 2001)
  
• World's Fair Books and More (December 2008)
  
• Yogurt Books (Books with Culture) (December 2001)
  

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Last updated: 2/4/2010, 9:26 AM