Inadvertently Challenged Again: What's In a Name?

Again I'm signing up for a challenge that I hope does not involve any actual effort on my part.  I just like lists, especially checking things off them.  The What's in a Name challenge gives me a fun, arbitrary list, and one I hope just gets completed while I'm reading anyhow.  Why, I've probably practically finished the whole thing already!  Let's see what the six categories are this year:

1. A book with a number in the title: First to Die, Seven Up, Thirteen Reasons Why
• Aha, I knew this would be simple.  The Thirteenth Princess.
2. A book with jewelry or a gem in the title: Diamond Ruby, Girl with a Pearl Earring, The Opal Deception
• Heidegger and a Hippo Walk Through those Pearly Gates, by Thomas Cathcart and Daniel Klein
• Hmm.  I got nothing. (HA! Fixed that!)
3. A book with a size in the title: Wide Sargasso Sea, Small Wars, Little Bee
• High King of Montival, by S. M. Stirling.
4. A book with travel or movement in the title: Dead Witch Walking, Crawling with Zombies, Time Traveler's Wife
• Burndive, maybe? That's really weak.
• AHA!  Started Early, Took My Dog, by Kate Atkinson
5. A book with evil in the title: Bad Marie, Fallen, Wicked Love
• AHA! A better entry. Bad Prince Charlie, by John Moore
• AHA!  A real entry!  Secrets of the Demon, by Diana Rowland.
• I can't believe I'm empty here.  I read vampire books, for gosh sakes.  Troubled? dark? grey? all lame.  
• Happy Birthday, Bad Kitty, by Nick Bruel.  Although I believe this is an early reader book, so I may be cheating.
6. A book with a life stage in the title: No Country for Old Men, Brideshead Revisited, Bog Child
• I've got one!  Fueling the Teen Machine.  Also Spring Babies, but counting an early reader book feels like cheating.

Well, two (FOUR) out of six ain't bad, as the song would have said if it were talking about my progress on this challenge so far.  Hopefully the others will fall out of my reading tree without too much shaking.

In other challenge news, I've got three states done, 3/20 for 20/11, I've read four SF books, still have the Michigan book on the TBR shelf,  and read 7 Cybils.  No disasters yet.