Read the sentence. I never get tired of reading the book 101 of the most fascinating places on the planet. How should this sentence be revised? I never get tired of reading the book 101 of the Most Fascinating Places on the Planet. I never get tired of reading the book 101 Of The Most Fascinating Places On The Planet. I never get tired of reading the Book 101 Of the Most Fascinating Places On the Planet. I never get tired of reading the Book 101 of The Most Fascinating Places on The Planet.

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Julianne Wade

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31 July, 10:49

Read the sentence. I never get tired of reading the book 101 of the most fascinating places on the planet. How should this sentence be revised? I never get tired of reading the book 101 of the Most Fascinating Places on the Planet. I never get tired of reading the book 101 Of The Most Fascinating Places On The Planet. I never get tired of reading the Book 101 Of the Most Fascinating Places On the Planet. I never get tired of reading the Book 101 of The Most Fascinating Places on The Planet.

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Brie · Answer 1

The correct answer is the first choice - I never get tired of reading the book 101 of the Most Fascinating Places on the Planet.

When it comes to names of books, there are some words that should be capitalized, and some that shouldn't. Articles (the, a, an), prepositions (of, in, on ...) are some of the examples of the words that you aren't supposed to capitalize in a book title.