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The 99 Critical Shots in Pool: Everything You Need to Know to Learn and Master the Game (Other)
Our Pool
Playing Off the Rail: A Pool Hustler's Journey
The Illustrated Principles of Pool and Billiards
Byrne's New Standard Book Of Pool And Billiards
A Mind for Pool: How To Master The Mental Game
Pool Party: A Picture Book
Bubbles . . . UP!: A Celebratory Picture Book About Pool Day Fun and Sibling Bravery for Kids (Ages 4-8)
The Inner Game of Tennis: The Classic Guide to the Mental Side of Peak Performance
Jabari Jumps
The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle
Running the Table: The Legend of Kid Delicious, the Last Great American Pool Hustler
The Hustler (Eddie Felson, #1)
The Color of Money (Eddie Felson, #2)
The Interpretation of Dreams
Love in the Corner Pocket by Marlene PerezSign Language by Amy AckleyPlaying With Poison by Cindy BlackburnDouble Shot by Cindy BlackburnThree Odd Balls by Cindy Blackburn
Billiard Balls
19 books — 4 voters
The Mermaid in the Swimming Pool by Douglass WallopThird and Oak by Marsha NormanZombies of the Gene Pool by Sharyn McCrumbPool by British Association of Pool...Pool Light by Howard Schatz
'Pool' in titles
128 books — 5 voters

Squib by Nina BowdenSchizo by Nic SheffHistory Is All You Left Me by Adam SilveraThey Call Her Regret by Channelle DesamoursThe Curse of Camp Cold Lake by R.L. Stine
Drownings in Juvenile Fiction
107 books — 6 voters
Blood River by Tim ButcherLike Water for Chocolate by Laura EsquivelWatership Down by Richard  AdamsWide Sargasso Sea by Jean RhysThe Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman
Title Challenge - Water
1,780 books — 112 voters

Wildfire by Hannah  GraceCheck & Mate by Ali HazelwoodFlawless by Elsie SilverLes derniers jours de Cléopâtre (Roman) by Terenci MoixMedea by Rosie Hewlett
My hot summer
22 books — 2 voters

Jarod Kintz
Pool tables should have contours, like golf courses. For a novice billiards player, I have a pretty good swing.
Jarod Kintz, There are Two Typos of People in This World: Those Who Can Edit and Those Who Can't

Kate Morton
As Mrs. Turner took what would be her last walk around the vegetable garden, Smarty, the ginger tabby, materialized to sit beside the flowerpot man, a position that afforded him a bird's-eye view of the petit fishpond. There was a larger, more formal water feature on the western side of the house, a rectangular pool with a leafy canopy above it and marble tiles around the rim, well-fed goldfish gleaming beneath glistening lily pads, but this little pond was far more cheerful: small and shallow, ...more
Kate Morton, Homecoming

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