Book with N

  • Common short for The Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis.

  • Real book title; e.g., Neverland by Douglas Clegg.

  • Common short for The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks.

  • Series title of classic teen-sleuth mysteries.

  • Fantasy novel by Michael Ende, filmed as “The NeverEnding Story”.

  • Real book: Night by Elie Wiesel, a memoir.

  • Real novel title; e.g., by Joshilyn Jackson.

  • Part of the Bible; a major religious book.

  • Novel by Kazuo Ishiguro; clear match.

  • Children's book by Rosemary Wells.

  • Manga series by Masashi Kishimoto.

  • Twilight Saga book by Stephenie Meyer.

  • Novel by Cormac McCarthy, Oscar-winning film adaptation.

  • “Numbers” is a book of the Hebrew Bible 📖

  • Short for poem/book “The Night Before Christmas”.

  • “The Nightingale” by Kristin Hannah, WWII novel.

  • “Normal People” by Sally Rooney, Irish love story.

  • “Neverwhere” by Neil Gaiman, fantasy under London.

  • “Nevermore” is a graphic novel series by Keith R.A. DeCandido.

  • A motivational book title used by many published works 💪

  • A recognized title used by several published books 📚

  • “The Namesake” by Jhumpa Lahiri, about identity.

  • “The Nutcracker” story/ballet based on Hoffmann’s tale.

  • “Nothing” by Janne Teller, Danish YA philosophical novel.

  • “Netherland” by Joseph O’Neill, post‑9/11 NY novel.

  • “Nine” by Andrzej Stasiuk; also other novels titled “Nine”.

  • “Nosy Rosie” is a children’s book character/series.

  • “Nobody” is a valid book title used by several authors.

  • Orwell’s famous dystopian novel 📚

  • “Number the Stars” by Lois Lowry, WWII children’s novel.

  • “Nine Lives” used as title by several authors (e.g. Dalrymple).

  • “No Way Out” is a crime/thriller novel title by multiple authors.

  • “Noughts and Crosses” by Malorie Blackman YA dystopia.

  • “Nemo” appears as title in comics/graphic novels (e.g. Little Nemo).

  • A horror title with published novelizations 📖

  • Fantasy novel by Jessica Townsend, start of a popular kids’ series.

  • New adult romance novel by Colleen Hoover, set over several Novembers.

  • Used as title for novels, WWI histories and comics.

  • Tim Burton story; also published as picture and poetry books.

  • Also published as children’s books and novelizations 📚

  • “The Nanny Diaries” bestselling novel by McLaughlin & Kraus.

  • UK title of first His Dark Materials novel by Philip Pullman.

  • Jane Austen novel; classic of English literature.

  • “No, David!” hit picture book by David Shannon.

  • “Nice Work” is a published novel by David Lodge 📚

  • Long-running non‑fiction magazine series

  • A published fantasy title and Peter Pan reference 🧚

  • “Never Land” appears as a published fantasy title 🧚

  • Book of the Bible, Hebrew prophet Nehemiah

  • Classic early-reader detective series by Sharmat.

  • Gogol’s famous satire is commonly known as a classic novella 📚

  • Novel by Osamu Dazai, classic Japanese lit

  • Fantasy novel “The Night Circus” by Morgenstern

  • Title of several novels incl. Agatha Christie

  • Manga by Ai Yazawa, also anime adaptation

  • A genuine book title, including several published thrillers 📚

  • Book 4 of the Keeper of the Lost Cities fantasy series by Shannon Messenger.

  • Prophecies/book attributed to Nostradamus

  • A recognized phrase used as the title of children’s books 🌙

  • Graphic novel “New Kid” by Jerry Craft

  • A published title used by several memoirs and adventure books 📖

  • Fictional grimoire from Lovecraft mythos

  • Tolstoy’s biography “Napoleon”. Title used by several histories

  • Book of Nahum, part of the Hebrew Bible

  • A genuine title used by several published novels 📚

  • A James Bond title with an official published novelization 📚

  • A famous film title that also appears in published book editions 🎬

  • “Next” by Michael Crichton, science‑themed thriller

  • “Now and Then” used as title for several novels and memoirs

  • “North” by Seamus Heaney, acclaimed poetry collection

  • “Night Watch” by Terry Pratchett, Discworld novel

  • “Never Never Land” appears as title of several novels

  • “Nevermind” used as title in music books and essays

  • A published title used by memoirs and inspirational books 📖

  • “Navigating Early” by Clare Vanderpool, YA novel

  • “The Name of the Wind” by Patrick Rothfuss, fantasy novel

  • “Nada” by Carmen Laforet, classic Spanish novel

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