Top Ten Books with the word secret in the title

On By Lisa R. HowelerIn books and reading, top-ten-tuesday

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Today’s Top Ten Tuesday prompt is: Top Ten Tuesday July 7

 Book Titles That Include the Word “[insert word of your choice here]” (Pick a word and share ten book titles that include that word!) I chose the word “secret.”

This is a list of books I have read, want to read, would very likely, or possibly, read.

I should note that I could make this entire list out of just Nancy Drew titles alone, since a ton of the books in that series have secret in the title, but I decided to give some variety to the list and instead have three Agatha Christie titles. Ha!

|| The Secret Garden by Frances Burnett Hodgson (have read) ||

|| The Secret of the Old Clock by Carolyn Keene (a Nancy Drew Mystery. Have read) ||

|| The Secret Adversary (Tommy and Tuppence Mysteries, #1) by Agatha Christie (haven’t read but sure I will at some point) ||

|| The Secret, Book & Scone Society (Secret, Book, & Scone Society, #1) by Ellery Adams (haven’t read but will probably soon) ||

|| The Secret of Chimneys (Superintendent Battle, #1) by Agatha Christie (have read and enjoyed) ||

|| The Codebreaker’s Secret by Sara Ackerman (haven’t read but it looks good) ||

|| Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood by Rebecca Wells (haven’t read but probably will eventually) ||

|| The Secret Life of Walter Mitty James Thurber (haven’t read but it interests me because I’ve seen one of the movie adaptations) ||

|| The Secret Agent by Joseph Conrad (never read it, think I’ve heard of it. Probably will read some day.) ||

|| The Secrets of Hartwood Hall by Katie Lumsden (I don’t know anything about it but it popped up when I was searching for books with the word secret in the title and it looks good.) ||

Have you read any of these? Let me know in the comments, especially for the ones I have not read yet.

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14 thoughts on “Top Ten Books with the word secret in the title”

  1. I just shared a Secrets titled book today!

    My read on a theme book club them this month is secrets. I am finding a lot of books that meet the theme and some that have the word in the title. It’s going to be tricky to narrow it down to just one!

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  2. Might rack down the Conrad and the Christie Secret adversary – I’m just about to start the last Tommy & Tuppence one that she wrote. I like those as for some reason I only liked the Poirot ones growing up so read most of those. I did read some Marple. I only discovered T&T in my 30s, would you beleive! I think Christopher Lee read them on CD. And I was listening to whatever he narrated when I drove the kids around…Anyway, I’ve not read Secret Adversary so might get that next…#TalkaboutitTuesday

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  5. This is a great word~ secret! I was having trouble commenting on your posts before so I hope this works. I think The Secrets of Hart wood Hall may have explicit content, but I haven’t read it myself. Just fyi! I looooooved the 3 books of Gladwynne and friends, btw. No pressure on the 4th. 😂😉

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      1. True! WordPress is difficult 😣 with comments! I’m sorry about your rough time right now. You ARE a great writer! Your characters are lovely. Say that to yourself three times! How do you like a stranger bossing you around? 😅Sending you blessings. 🙏🏻♥️🥰

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