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Question 1 The first draft of which multi-million-copy selling novel – originally titled Something that Happened – was famously eaten by the author’s puppy?


Answer A Of Mice and Men – John Steinbeck


Question 2 This character has been portrayed in more film and TV than any other human character in literature.


Answer B Sherlock Holmes


Question 3 This beloved children’s author has written over 800 books.


Answer C Enid Blyton

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Question 4: Norwegian author Karl Ove Knausgaard’s epic autobiography, My Struggle, contains an astonishing six volumes. How many are currently available in English?

Answer: B: 3

thingamaBob

Question 5:

Donna Tartt’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel The Goldfinch was called “a rarity that comes along perhaps half a dozen times per decade” by which famous author?

Answer: Stephen King

Happy_bunny

Question of the day:

Which famous fictional character shares the name of someone in 1937’s Day of the Locust?


A: Homer Simpson

thingamaBob

Question 7

Clarissa is the English story of a young girl published in the 18th century. Despite the engaging story, readers have found it challenging because:

C: It’s nearly 1,000,000 words long

NorfolkBroad

Question 8:

One of the greatest (physically and literally) novels of all time, this Napoleonic classic has recently been adapted for BBC Radio 4.

A: War and Peace

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Question 9

Question of the day:

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain was first written how/where?

Ans : On a Typewriter

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thingamaBob

Question 10

In response to his hit book, The Kite Runner, Khaled Hosseini has had to deny all of these except what?

B: He wrote it to send a political message