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I got 13 of 17 (a few were guesses), and there's one that I missed that I really should have known.

Well done - I got eight. It was odd that when I hesitated between two choices, I invariably plumped for the wrong one. I'm afraid that pretty much anything after 1900 I got wrong unless by accident. Fun quiz - thanks!

I got 8 too.

12 for me, and I missed a couple I should have known.

Which Book Opens With This Line?

It was a dark and stormy night.....

10/17, but there were more than a few I didn't feel bad about not knowing/never reading.

Sue U wrote:10/17, but there were more than a few I didn't feel bad about not knowing/never reading.

Only a couple of throw-away books in the list, I thought. And even those I've read some, because its always interesting to see what pop culture finds amusing.

oldr_n_wsr wrote:

Which Book Opens With This Line?

It was a dark and stormy night.....

Paul Clifford by Edward Bulwer-Lytton

Next?

Guinevere wrote:Only a couple of throw-away books in the list, I thought. And even those I've read some, because its always interesting to see what pop culture finds amusing.

Oh you sweet dear. Pop culture doesn't read!

MajGenl.Meade wrote:

oldr_n_wsr wrote:

Which Book Opens With This Line?

It was a dark and stormy night.....

Paul Clifford by Edward Bulwer-Lytton

Next?

I thought it was a book Snoopy never finished.

oldr_n_wsr wrote: I thought it was a book Snoopy never finished.

No no no, it's A Wrinkle In Time by Madeleine L'Engle, one of my favoritest books ever.

9 correct here, with more WAGs than I'd like to admit...

Sue U wrote:

Guinevere wrote:Only a couple of throw-away books in the list, I thought. And even those I've read some, because its always interesting to see what pop culture finds amusing.

Oh you sweet dear. Pop culture doesn't read!

Not true -- how do you think the various Grey "books" got so "popular." And the Twilight series. Not to mention the entire career of Jackie Collins.