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One idea I had in relation to the recent topic of Rome is the sister topic of 'It's All Greek to Me'. This one could be interpretive in that it could simply be a book considered difficult or with a plot about something that is complex or hard to understand, maybe even with some type of difficult puzzle, problem or code to unravel. Or, considering the language aspect of the phrase, it could just be a book originally written in another language. Of course, more specifically it could be a book about ancient Greece, or modern Greece, or with a Greek character or author, etc.
Another idea I had is May Flowers. Considering we just selected a book concerning a garden I'm not sure if more variety may be wanted instead for May. But this topic could do with any sort of flowers in the plot or title, or the month/word of May. Or more generally it could have something to do with botany, horticulture, or floriculture/anthology (the study of flowers). Or perhaps something to do with the season of spring (ahem, my apologies southern hemisphere!). As well, since the phrase April showers bring May flowers can also represent a darker or more gloomy time before a happier, sunnier time with rebirth and blooms, the topic could more interpretively be taken to be about hope springing up.
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