A title can certainly be a question, and as such, it
should include a question mark. There are many book titles with question marks, for
example, How Does a Poem Mean?, by John Ciardi, at one time a
popular college textbook, Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret by
Judy Blume, which is a book you might have read when you were younger, and Are
You My Mother?, by P.D. Eastman, a book I read to my children when they were
very young. If you think about it, you will be able to think of movie titles with
question marks, too. I have provided a link for you of a long list of titles with
question marks.
Sunday, June 1, 2014
Can a title be a question, and does it need punctuation?
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