Blankety-Blank Revisited

Revisiting the trend I discussed here, I've since come across some more recent and upcoming children's and YA book titles entitled The [Blankety] [Blank] of [What's-His/Her-Face]:

• The Secret History of Tom Truehart (Note how the use of "secret" provides instant enticement—sort of like colored sprinkles on a cupcake.)
• The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao (Suggested by an anonymous commentor on the previous post, this one technically contains two [blanketys], but it's close enough.)
• The Second Virginity of Suzy Green
• The Totally Made-up Civil War Diary of Amanda MacLeish (Includes a [blankally], but again, close enough.)
• The Potential Hazards of Hester Day
• The Dangerous Days of Daniel X (Subtitled, I understand, How James Patterson Saved Young Adult Literature from Itself.)