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Who wrote these best-selling books of the '50s?
Do you know your Dewey Decimal system?
This one's a real page-turner!
Maybe you've read them all, or maybe you've just passed them in the bookstore. Either way, you're probably familiar with at least a few of these titles.
We've compiled a list of some of the best-selling book series of all time. Here's what we'd like to know: Who wrote them?
It's up to you to match each set of books to its author. Good luck, and be sure to share your score in the comment section below!
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"Atlas Shrugged"
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"Lolita"
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"Invisible Man"
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"East of Eden"
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"On the Road"
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"Andersonville"
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"Breakfast at Tiffany's"
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"Doctor Zhivago"
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"Fahrenheit 451"
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"From Here to Eternity"
Who wrote these best-selling books of the '50s?
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7/10
I'm surprised I knew some of those.
I knew #2 because of The Police song, "Don't Stand So Close To Me." Thanks Sting.
I'm surprised I knew some of those.
I knew #2 because of The Police song, "Don't Stand So Close To Me." Thanks Sting.
7/10. Did better than I thought.
8 out of 10 and most of these were guesses
6 out of 10.
"You got 10 out of 10. What a bookworm!"
Bookworm? I'm not on the same page with you there.
Certainly not a tapeworm. I never even heard of those till I was ten and my mom
who was a nurse came home from the hospital, shaken. She told me she was checking
on a sleeping patient, his mouth was open, something was hanging out over his lips
so she went to check lest he choked on whatever the object was.
It was a giant tapeworm, when they finally removed it, it was over 15 feet long and
the doctors estimated it could have been in there for 6, 7 or even more years.
Ick, every time I hear of any kind of worm I recall that story.
Bookworm? I'm not on the same page with you there.
Certainly not a tapeworm. I never even heard of those till I was ten and my mom
who was a nurse came home from the hospital, shaken. She told me she was checking
on a sleeping patient, his mouth was open, something was hanging out over his lips
so she went to check lest he choked on whatever the object was.
It was a giant tapeworm, when they finally removed it, it was over 15 feet long and
the doctors estimated it could have been in there for 6, 7 or even more years.
Ick, every time I hear of any kind of worm I recall that story.
7/10
7/10 I had to guess on half of them.
6 of 10....not bad for a Dr. Seuss fan
Waiter, a plate of green eggs and ham for my friend here.
9/10. And yes, I am a bookworm. But I did not know who wrote "Andersonville."
7/10
I only knew 5 and guessed at the rest. Didn’t get 1 guess right.
7/10...
5/10
9/10 missed Andersonville
5/10 I give up
8/10. Read a few.
Seven. Knew a couple, pretty sure on a few... the rest, I had no clue.
5/10… 🙁📚 5 I knew, 5 I guessed wrong
8/10, it's like my high-school reading list. No Catcher In The Rye?
8/10... 3 & 6. Never read Breakfast At Tiffany's but In Cold Blood is a piece of work.