There is No I in IT, Eran Boudjnah

Look on the Bright Side -- Kristan Higgans

Dazzled by the Light - Rose Jame

Life Through Dark Glasses - Ashley Danielle Jackson

Through A Glass Darkly - Karleen Koen

What Matters Most is How Well You Walk Through the Fire --Charles Bukowski

Liar! Liar! Pants on Fire! - Jan Payne

The Hippo-Not-Amus - Jan Payne

Being at Your Best When Your Kids are at Their Worst -- Kim John Payne

Ms. Goody Two Shoes, Dyneshia Jones

. . A Serious Pair of Hiking Boots - Abby McDonald

Climb Every Mountain - Trudy Cathy White

Backpacking with the Saints -- Belden C. Lane

Too Heavy a Load - Deborah White

Simplify Your Life - Margaret Manning

Your Second Life Begins When You Realize You Only Have One -- Raphaelle Giordono

(Lots of fodder for the next player!)

How I Became I Famous Novelist - Steve Hely

The Ultimate Fantasy Romance Novel Planner, Paige Cody

The Wedding Planner: the Winding Road to Love - Danielle Steel

The Fork In The Road - Thomas Winterbottom

Five Tuesdays in Winter -- Lily King

A Week of Mondays, Jessica Brody

The Undead: The First Seven Days - R R Hayward

How To Deal With Annoying People - Bob Phillips

Stand Out Don't Blend In - Nikki Johnson

Be Unique Or Be Ignored - Marc Rudov

I'll Be Your Blue Sky -- Marisa De los Santos

White Cliffs of Dover, Mary Christian Payne

Blue Bird - Maurice Maeterlinck

(not that there have ever been blue birds over the while cliffs of Dover or anywhere else in the UK!)

Embracing Hope - Viktor Frankl

The imagery of "bluebirds over the white cliffs of Dover" symbolizes hope and a promising tomorrow. Bluebirds traditionally signify happiness and good times, contrasting against the backdrop of the iconic white cliffs that are symbolic of Britain's enduring strength and resilience.

Embrace Aging -- Jeannette Guerrasio

Unexpectedly Eighty, Judith Viorst

Three Score Years and Ten - R F Delderfield

The Face In The Mirror And Other Scary Stories - Max Brallier

Elder Tales: Stories of Wisdom and Courage from Around the World -- Dan Keding

The Canterbury Tales, Geoffrey Chaucer

The Wife of Bath - Marion Turner

The Sinister Booksellers of Bath -- Garth Nix

Jane Austen in Bath, Katherine Reeve

History of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath - Sir Nicholas Harris

Bring Your Own Towel - Malcolm Hulke

I'll Bring the Cake -- Mandy Merriman

I hope it's this one !!

Changing my Mind - Julian Barnes

This Could Change Everything -- Jill Mansell

Reset: How to Change What's Not Working, Dan Heath

Farthing: Small Change - Jo Walton

A Coin for the Ferryman -- Megan Edwards

Death is Now My Neighbor, Colin Dexter