Tittle Help?

Question

the ? pretty much sums it up....i need help....with...a tittle..i cant seem to figure out how to write a tittle without giving away the story...or making what its about too obvious...OR being off the subject of the book completle...exampl. of off the subject: books about monkeys...tittle is "Cabage"....u know! or book about monkeys ...tittle is "Monkeys" k...im not lookin for you to tell me the tittle of my book...just tell me how to figure out how to make a tittle.....any help ya can give i would be gratefull
thanx,
Amanda

Answer 1

Sometimes, a fun title is one that doesn't seem to make sense until the end of the story.

Like justifying the title with the last sentence.

Makes the reader go, "Oh, yeah! That's what that meant."

Answer 2

well it would depend on what type of book you're writing. Fiction titles can often be simply the name of the main character if you want. The title can also be an object of symbolic importance in your book. Or the name of the city where it takes place can be a part of the title. If you're writing non fiction then your title will most likely be obvious. (ex. a book about monkeys, titled "monkeys") If you need ideas look at books of a similar genre to yours. Look at what kinds of title they have. Then take one you really like but make it something relevant to your book. The most important thing, i think, is pick a title that is relevant to your book, and something catchy too.

I hope i helped a little ;)

Answer 3

Name the title after the theme or lesson learned within the book.

Answer 4

I think a good and intriguing title would be to use a really interesting, leading question or sentence from the book. One that makes you wonder (in a good way) "What is that all about?"
Good Luck!