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Book titles rewritten to fit Pokémon names

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Piotr Kowalczyk
Famous book titles rewritten to include Pokemon names

This is so funny! Not only the lovers of Pokémon will make it hilarious.

BuzzFeed invited their readers to submit on Twitter suggestions that combined popular book titles and the names of Pokémon monsters.

Most interesting book covers were selected (find the best ones below). The entire list of proposals can be found on Twitter – look for the hashtag #pokemonbooktitles.

Which one is your favorite?

Book titles adjusted to include Pokémon names

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