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E: 31/12 Win a £500 book token (the hidden books game)

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Midnighter Posts: 19,880 Forumite

10 November 2022 at 2:53PM

Ms_Dee said:

Thanks so much everyone who has shared answers.

Just need the Tie dye man and the Read Me table. I can't see another one, even though the completed list is only 17/20 but there may be an overall picture one, like the Bookstore or something, unless you can see the missing one?
and the little life and big life book.

That's A Little Life.

'...luck came to those who left a space for it.' Terry Pratchett

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ymakesmile Posts: 505 Forumite

10 November 2022 at 2:54PM

The man who died twice!

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One-Eye Posts: 69,301 Forumite

10 November 2022 at 2:56PM

Wow - good spot with the two clues for the Life books
The Two right hand books are LIFE AFTER LIFE
The Two left hand books are A LITTLE LIFE

That leaves us with:

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ymakesmile Posts: 505 Forumite

10 November 2022 at 2:58PM

He looks like Richard Osman, thats how I got it lol, but no idea on the other one

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ymakesmile Posts: 505 Forumite

10 November 2022 at 3:06PM

Persuasion!

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ymakesmile Posts: 505 Forumite

10 November 2022 at 3:06PM

And that was one of the most infuriating puzzles I have ever done! Thanks everyone for your help.

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Ms_Dee Posts: 8,042 Forumite

10 November 2022 at 3:09PM edited 10 November 2022 at 8:13PM

Well Done everyone and Thank you!!

Answers:

The Secret History
The Song of Achilles
The man who died twice
I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
Heartstopper
The Snowman
A little life
Life After Life
Wuthering Heights
The bookseller of Kabul
Rivers of London
Another Country
Dune
The First Woman
The yellow wallpaper
The Appeal
Persuasion
It Ends with Us
Ace of Spades
The Cat in The Hat

Thank you to everyone who posts competitions and good luck to everyone who enters.

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kacky Posts: 331 Forumite

10 November 2022 at 5:37PM

Can anyone tell me where heatstopper is please

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BayGin Posts: 457 Forumite

10 November 2022 at 5:41PM

kacky said:

Can anyone tell me where heatstopper is please

To the left of the snowman, upper floor centre

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spendaholic Posts: 1,549 Forumite

10 November 2022 at 6:44PM edited 10 November 2022 at 6:45PM

kacky said:

Can anyone tell me where heatstopper is please

It's heartstopper, I think. And it's the doorstop under the door at the back with a heart on it.

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