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E: 31/12 Win £100 National Book Tokens (NOW COMPLETE)
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Think you know your books? See how many of the books below you can name from the details of their jackets. All of the titles were released this year.
Entries close midnight on 31st December. There is one first prize of £100 worth of National Book Tokens and one runner up prize of £50 worth of National Book Tokens.
Think you know your books? See how many of the books below you can name from the details of their jackets. All of the titles were released this year.
Even if you think you can only identify of few of the books, then enter anyway - you could still walk away with the runner-up prize and you'll receive the We Love This Book weekly newsletter.
**We recommend you keep a copy of your answers in case the web page expires**
http://www.welovethisbook.com/got-it-covered-2014
Entries close midnight on 31st December. There is one first prize of £100 worth of National Book Tokens and one runner up prize of £50 worth of National Book Tokens.
Think you know your books? See how many of the books below you can name from the details of their jackets. All of the titles were released this year.
Even if you think you can only identify of few of the books, then enter anyway - you could still walk away with the runner-up prize and you'll receive the We Love This Book weekly newsletter.
**We recommend you keep a copy of your answers in case the web page expires**
http://www.welovethisbook.com/got-it-covered-2014
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Think you know your books? See how many of the books below you can name from the details of their jackets. All of the titles were released this year.
Entries close midnight on 31st December. There is one first prize of £100 worth of National Book Tokens and one runner up prize of £50 worth of National Book Tokens.
Even if you think you can only identify of few of the books, then enter anyway - you could still walk away with the runner-up prize and you'll receive the We Love This Book weekly newsletter.
http://www.welovethisbook.com/got-it-covered-2014
There are 100 titles to name so if you know them please post below.
Started comping: October 2014
Wins so far: Hornby's hoodie; Subscription to the Perfume Society & a Liz Earle fragrance0 -
Answers:
1. The Quick, Lauren Owen
4. Yes Please, Amy Poehler
5. We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves, Karen Joy Fowler
6. Lamentation (The Shardlake series Book 6), CJ Sansom
10. The Children Act, Ian McEwan
11: Mary Berry Cooks the Perfect, Mary Berry
17. The Ghosts of Heaven, Marcus Sedgwick
18: The Second Half, Roy Keane
19. Girl Online, Zoe Sugg
25. Persiana: Recipes from the Middle East and Beyond, Sabrina Ghayour
35. A Love Like Blood, Marcus Sedgwick
39. A Song for Ella Grey, David Almond
40. Moriarty, Anthony Horowitz
45. Midnight Crossroad, Charlaine Harris
51. Station Eleven, Emily St. John Mandel
53. The Bone Clocks, David Mitchell
57. Awful Auntie, David Walliams
59. Please, Mr Postman, Alan Johnson
60. The Miniaturist, Jessie Burton
66: The Churchill Factor: How One Man Made History, Boris Johnson
75. H is for Hawk, Helen Macdonald
77. Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage, Haruki Murakam
79. Nora Webster, Colm Toibin
80. Animalium (Welcome to the Museum), Jenny Broom & Katie Scott
85. Stone Mattress: Nine Tales, Margaret Atwood
89: Revolution, Russell Brand
93. Minecraft: The Official Construction Handbook, Ergmont UK Ltd
94.There's Something I've Been Dying to Tell You, Lynda Bellingham
96. The Girl Who Saved the King of Sweden, Jonas JonassonStarted comping: October 2014
Wins so far: Hornby's hoodie; Subscription to the Perfume Society & a Liz Earle fragrance0 -
1. The Quick, Lauren Owen0
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11: Mary Berry Cooks the Perfect
18: The Second Half, Roy Keane
66: The Churchill Factor, Boris Johnson
89: Reolution, Russell Brand0 -
1. The Quick, Lauren Owen
2. Tigerman, Nick Harkaway
3. Mrs. Hemingway, Naomi Wood
4. Yes Please, Amy Poehler
5. We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves, Karen Joy Fowler
6. Lamentation (The Shardlake series Book 6), CJ Sansom
7. How to be Both, Ali Smith
8. The American Lover, Rose Tremain
9. As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of The Princess Bride, Cary Elwes
10. The Children Act, Ian McEwan
11. Mary Berry Cooks the Perfect, Mary Berry
12. Frog Music, Emma Donoghue
13. On Sudden Hill, Linda Sarah & Benji Davies
14. Meatspace, Nikesh Shukla
15. Elizabeth is Missing, Emma Healey
16. Any Other Mouth, Anneliese Mackintosh
17. The Ghosts of Heaven, Marcus Sedgwick
18. The Second Half, Roy Keane
19. Girl Online, Zoe Sugg
20. If You Find Me, Emily Murdoch
21. The Country of Ice Cream Star, Sandra Newman
22. History of the Rain, Niall Williams
23. Little Failure, Gary Shteyngart
24. J, Howard Jacobson
25. Persiana: Recipes from the Middle East and Beyond, Sabrina Ghayour
26. Glow, Ned Beauman
27. Animals, Emma Jane Unsworth
28. Probably Nothing: A diary of not-your-average nine months, Matilda Tristram
29. This Should be Written in the Present Tense, Helle Helle
30. My Salinger Year, Joanna Smith Rakoff
31. Dept. Of Speculation, Jenny Offill
32. Bone Jack, Sara Crowe
33. Crooked Heart, Lissa Evans
34. En Brogue: Love Fashion. Love Shoes. Hate Heels: A Girl's Guide to Flat Shoes and How to Wear Them with Style, Hannah Rochell
35. A Love Like Blood, Marcus Sedgwick
36. My Life as a Foreign Country: A Memoir, Brian Turner
37. Ajax Penumbra: 1969, Robin Sloan
38. How to Ruin a Queen: Marie Antoinette, the Stolen Diamonds and the Scandal That Shook the French Throne, Jonathan Beckman
39. A Song for Ella Grey, David Almond
40. Moriarty, Anthony Horowitz
41. Have You Seen My Dragon? Steve Light
42. Dear Daughter, Elizabeth Little
43. Seconds, Bryan Lee O'Malley
44. Bonita Avenue, Peter Buwalda
45. Midnight Crossroad, Charlaine Harris
46. Goose, Dawn O'Porter
47. Only Ever Yours, Louise O'Neill
48. Happy are the Happy, Yasmina Reza
49. The First Book of Calamity Leek, Paula Lichtarowicz
50. The Collected Works of A.J. Fikry, Gabrielle Zevin
51. Station Eleven, Emily St. John Mandel
52. Storm, Tim Minchin
53. The Bone Clocks, David Mitchell
54. Five Children on the Western Front, Kate Saunders
55. The Empathy Exams: Essays, Leslie Jamison
56. Spare Brides, Adele Parks
57. Awful Auntie, David Walliams
58. Through the Woods, Emily Carroll
59. Please, Mr Postman, Alan Johnson
60. The Miniaturist, Jessie Burton
61. Boy in the Tower, Polly Ho-Yen
62. The Night Guest, Fiona McFarlane
63. The Narrow Road to the Deep North, Richard Flanagan
64. The Fair Fight, Anna Freeman
65. The Four Streets, Nadine Dorries
66. The Churchill Factor: How One Man Made History, Boris Johnson
67. The Wives of Los Alamos, Tara Shea Nesbit
68. If I Knew You Were Going To Be This Beautiful I Never Would Have Let You Go, Judy Chicurel
69. Belzhar, Meg Wolitzer
70. The Steady Running of the Hour, Justin Go
71. Trouble, Non Pratt
72. Waiting for Doggo, Mark Mills
73. To Rise Again at a Decent Hour, Joshua Ferris
74. Murder Most Unladylike: A Wells and Wong Mystery, Robin Stevens
75. H is for Hawk, Helen Macdonald
76. The Lives of Others, Neel Mukherjee
77. Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage, Haruki Murakam
78. Corpse Talk: Book 1 (The Phoenix Presents), Adam Murphy
79. Nora Webster, Colm Toibin
80. Animalium (Welcome to the Museum), Jenny Broom & Katie Scott
81. Falling Out of Time, David Grossman
82. & Sons, David Gilbert
83. Lila, Marilynne Robinson
84. Shakespeare and the Countess: The Battle that Gave Birth to the Globe, Chris Laoutaris
85. Stone Matress: Nine Tales, Margaret Atwood
86. Primrose Bakery Christmas, Martha Swift
87. Captivated by You, Sylvia Day
88. The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher, Hilary Mantel
89. Revolution, Russell Brand
90. Fangirl, Rainbow Rowell
91. Leaving the Sea: Stories, Ben Marcus
92. Breakfast with the Borgias, DBC Pierre
93. Minecraft: The Official Construction Handbook, Ergmont UK Ltd
94. There's Something I've Been Dying to Tell You, Lynda Bellingham
95. The Son, Jo Nesbo
96. The Girl Who Saved the King of Sweden, Jonas Jonasson
97. I Refuse, Per Petterson
98. The Accident, CL Taylor
99. Of Things Gone Astray, Janina Matthewson
100. Hold Your Own, Kate Tempest0 -
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66. The Churchill Factor: How One Man Made History0
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89. Revolution0
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39. A Song for Ella Grey0
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9. As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of The Princess Bride, Cary Elwes
17. The Ghosts of Heaven, Marcus Sedgwick
35. A Love Like Blood, Marcus Sedgwick
40. Moriarty, Anthony Horowitz
45. Midnight Crossroad, Charlaine Harris
53. The Bone Clocks, David Mitchell
59. Please, Mr Postman, Alan Johnson
77. Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage, Haruki Murakam
85. Stone Matress: Nine Tales, Margaret Atwood
88. The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher, Hilary Mantel
95. The Son, Jo Nesbo'...luck came to those who left a space for it.' Terry Pratchett0
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