Book title made me stop, smile and buy

[Rachael Burnett]

So on today's BookBub email detailing eBook deals, this is the first time I've stopped and smiled, clicked on the book-link and bought the book (rather than downloading a free book they have on offer and that I probably won't get round to reading). I think it's got an arresting title. It reiterated the importance of tile to the customer buying experience. I get this from PopUps, but something in this really clicked for me. Anyone else had a similar experience with a title?

 

[Pamela Jo]

I've actually seen a review of this book. It is apparently GREAT fun.

 

[Jake E]

So on today's BookBub email detailing eBook deals, this is the first time I've stopped and smiled, clicked on the book-link and bought the book (rather than downloading a free book they have on offer and that I probably won't get round to reading). I think it's got an arresting title. It reiterated the importance of tile to the customer buying experience. I get this from PopUps, but something in this really clicked for me. Anyone else had a similar experience with a title?

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'John Dies at the End' by David Wong.
Bought it purely because of the title. Book did not disappoint.

 

[Hannah Faoileán]

'John Dies at the End' by David Wong.
Bought it purely because of the title. Book did not disappoint.

Funny. I bought Adam Silvera's They Both Die at the End because I was intrigued by the title and because it's YA. Good book.