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Treasure Kidds?
Money Brothers?
The Teens, the Captain and the Hunt?

agscratcher wrote:

Calebxy_Test wrote:

Enzo1997 wrote:

Name it...

"The Game...
You Just
Lost it"

That's the tagline of a film called: The Game

Ahem.


You seriously don't get it, do you? We're all playing the game, and when you think about it, you loose it. When you do, you must proclaim out loud that you lost the game.


By the way, you just lost the game.

Seriously, that is the tagline of a movie called The Game.

scratcher7_13 wrote:

The Amazing Search by Two Teenagers that are Brothers for Captain Kidd's Treasure That is Buried in the Money Pit?

That's not funny. 

J0j2 wrote:

Names:

More than Fool's Gold
High tide on the Seven Seas
Buried
The Kidd

If you could give me more info (any important details about the story/characters/objects) I could help more.

More Than Fool's Gold implies that it's thought to be fool's gold at first. High Tide on the Seven Seas implies that the kids sail somewhere. Buried sounds like someone was buried. The Kidd is ok, but a bit simple.

J0j2 wrote:

Sunrise-Moon wrote:

J0j2 wrote:

Names:

More than Fool's Gold
High tide on the Seven Seas
Buried
The Kidd

If you could give me more info (any important details about the story/characters/objects) I could help more.

More Than Fool's Gold implies that it's thought to be fool's gold at first. High Tide on the Seven Seas implies that the kids sail somewhere. Buried sounds like someone was buried. The Kidd is ok, but a bit simple.

Lol, all I know is it's about buried treasure and captain kidd; considering I associate that with pirates, it's the best I could do. 

That's ok. But what do you think of my idea for a name?

Aidan wrote:

agscratcher wrote:

Sunrise-Moon wrote:

How about "Two Teenagers (they're brothers) Trying to Find Captain Kidd's Treasure"?

Win

Stop just saying win

It's annoying

And also if you don't have anything to contribute besides "LOLOLOLOLO WIN!!!!!!11!!!!!!11!!@2@22@2!!!!! don't say anything//

This 

How about "The Kidd Quest"? Seems short enough while not giving enough details to pick up interest from those that glance at the title. 

What is your idea? 

Anyone?

Calebxy_Test wrote:

Y'see? It's like no one wants to give their opinion on my title. 

Well, chances are that if they provide their own suggestion of a title, then more likely than not, they already disagree with your choice for a title.

Someone already posted that "The Secret of the Money Pit" sounded strange already. 

Since no one posted an opinion on the other title, I'll give one - "The Secret of Oak Island" sounds okay. But I question if it's an eye-catching title though (in all honesty, I have a tendency to stray away from book that start with "The secret of ___" because I more or less have an idea of what I'm looking for when I'm reading. I prefer to be kept in the dark about the main idea of the story while reading).

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Aidan wrote:

Sunrise-Moon wrote:

Aidan wrote:

Stop just saying win

It's annoying

And also if you don't have anything to contribute besides "LOLOLOLOLO WIN!!!!!!11!!!!!!11!!@2@22@2!!!!! don't say anything//

Win

What was that thing you said about only posting helpful things?

Calebxy_Test wrote:

cheddargirl wrote:

Calebxy_Test wrote:

Y'see? It's like no one wants to give their opinion on my title. 

Well, chances are that if they provide their own suggestion of a title, then more likely than not, they already disagree with your choice for a title.

Someone already posted that "The Secret of the Money Pit" sounded strange already. 

Since no one posted an opinion on the other title, I'll give one - "The Secret of Oak Island" sounds okay. But I question if it's an eye-catching title though (in all honesty, I have a tendency to stray away from book that start with "The secret of ___" because I more or less have an idea of what I'm looking for when I'm reading. I prefer to be kept in the dark about the main idea of the story while reading).

I love getting replies from moderators. They're so long and helpful.    So, thank you. 
How about just Oak Island?

Hmm... Maybe "The Oak Island Quest" might be a bit better (for some reason or another, when I saw "Oak Island", a travel brochure for Oak Island came to mind  )