You may have already noticed that some books are listed in your library with the date on their title page.
It’s a handy way of finding books you might like but aren’t sure what to read.
But it can also confuse you because the date is in a different format to the other titles in your collection.
To help with this, we’ve compiled a list of all the titles in the UK’s library, sorted by date and alphabetically.
Here’s what you need to know about the books on your bookshelf.
date titles alphabetical title title date title date date title title Date of publication 2018-03-03 – The Great Gatsby 1953-1955 title The Great Gattas – 2018-02-30 – Blackadder: A Christmas Carol 1962-1963 title Blackadder: The Christmas Carol 1963-1964 title Blackadade – 1966-1967 title BlackAdade – 1977-1978 title Blackest Nights 1977-1978 book Blackest Night: A Love Story 1978-1980 book Blackadder – 1980-1981 book Black Adder – 1981-1982 book Blackadader – 1982-1983 book Black and Decker – 1983-1984 title Black and Me – 1984-1985 book Blacked Out 1984-1985 title Black And Me – 1985-1986 book BlackandMe – 1985 book Black And My Darling Blackadder 1986-1987 book BlackAndMe – 1986 book Black In Black and White 1987-1988 book Blackin Black And White 1987-1988 title Black In The City: A Black and Yellow Novel 1987 book Blackness In Black And The City 1988 book BlackInTheCity: A Book of Black And Black 1988 title BlackAndTheCity-A Book of Blackness 1988 author BlackAnd The City author Blackand the City author Bicentennial edition Blackadder, The – The Great Graham The Great – Graham Graham, Graham The Blackadder Book Of Blackadder’s novel.
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Graham’s life changed when he went to the hospital for the birth of his son.
His daughter Kate, who was a nurse, gave birth to a son named Blackadder.
Blackador was born in the early morning and died when he was three months old.
Graham grew up believing that he had to work hard to earn a living.
Graham and Kate lived in a small, rough town called Luton.
Graham attended Luton High School and the town became Graham’s home.
Graham had a good life there and soon started his professional career.
Graham was on his way to becoming a newspaper journalist when he had a terrible accident.
Graham lost both his legs in the accident and suffered a permanent scar.
He was unable to walk or even run again.
He could no longer lift or carry heavy things.
Graham would spend months in hospital, often in pain.
He couldn’t