Children's: What Dr. Seuss character declares "I speak for the trees, for the trees have no tongues"?
Classics: What Henry James novel paints a picture of Isabel Archer's trip to Europe to "affront her destiny"?
Non-Fiction: What famous father was blackmailed through the 1970s for having sold groceries to the Nazis, according to Carol Ann Lee's 2002 biography?
Book Club: What ballet great's turbulent life does Colum McCann fictionalize in the novel Dancer?
Authors: Who eased into the book market with "For Teens" versions of his father's Life Strategies and Ultimate Weight Solution books?
Book Bag: What Stephen King short story starts: "In previous years, Harold Parkette had always taken pride in his lawn"?
Children's: The Lorax
ReplyDeleteClassics: Portrait of a Lady
Non-Fiction: Ann Frank's father?
Book Club: Nureyev
Authors: Dr. Phil's son. I don't know his name
Book Bag: No idea. I have read very little King. I like his writing, but not his genre.
The Lorax is one of my all-time favorite books!
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Diary of an Eccentric
Lawnmower Man? Can't believe I don't know this offhand.
ReplyDeleteChildren's: The Lorax
ReplyDeleteAnd I sadly had no clue on the rest, but I'll be interested to find out the answers. :-)
Children's: Lorax
ReplyDeleteClassics: Portrait of a Lady
Non-Fiction: Otto Frank
Book Club: Nureyev
Authors: ??
Book Bag: The Lawnmower Man (read the story. The movie is unrelated to the book, and prompted a lawsuit from King if I remember correctly)
Collectively, we got them all, with Harriet and Jeremiah only missing one each!
ReplyDeleteChildren's: The Lorax
Classics: The Portrait of a Lady
Non-Fiction: Otto Frank
Book Club: Rudolf Nureyev's
Authors: Jay McGraw (who is indeed Dr. Phil's son)
Book Bag: The Lawnmower Man
Thanks for playing!
I never seem to know the Children's books. I've actually read Portrait of a Lady. yay for me.
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