The Bookish Elf

Try your knowledge on our literature quiz. You have total 100 seconds to complete the quiz that is 10 seconds for each question. So answer these randomly chosen literature question as soon as possible because time is running out. All The Best [WpProQuiz 1] For more quiz click here. [WpProQuiz_toplist 1]

It's easy to guess the book after having a full description of the plot, or the name of a character. The books that really make an impact on us, however, are the ones that we can recognize from an extremely obscure hazy one-lined description. Take our quiz and test your knowledge on literature to find out if you have what it takes to figure out what book is being referred to! All The Best.   [WATU 2]

Test your literary knowledge with our opening lines quiz. “ It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.”– Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen classic . And who can forget the “Call Me Ishmael” beginning of Herman Melville’s maritime classic Moby Dick .  But can you remember the opening line from Kurt Vonnegut’s Breakfast of Champions ? Take our quiz and push your literary knowledge to its limit.  We have printed the opening sentences from 20 books, see if you can guess the title of each one. [os-widget path="/thebookishelf/opening-lines-quiz-by-the-bookish-elf" comments="false"]

Dan Brown Books are the best in mystery and conspiracy fiction.  Dan Brown, (born June 22, 1964, Exeter, New Hampshire , U.S.), American author who wrote well-researched novels that centred on secret organizations and had intricate plots. Here is a list of Books by Dan Brown . Choose your favorite book and also comment why do you like it most over other books by Dan Brown. [socialpoll id="2497426"]

To make a Book Club successful and growing, it is important to adhere certain rules and standards for behavior which prevents pointless arguments or even oblivious offences and helps to run Book Club more efficiently and smoothly. Most of the rules and standards are basic and common sense but it is necessary to remind rules frequently to all members of the club. It can be a diplomatic way to deal with one member who may be annoying other members or flouting certain rule and correct their behavior for future. Take some time when starting a book club to sit down and draw up a list of rules and standards of behavior which all starting members agree upon. It may seem a chore when all you want to do it get to the meaty literary discussions but it is well-worth the time and effort and will prevent a lot of time-wasting (and potential conflict) later from people arguing over how things should be done. Make sure that everyone is agreed on what is acceptable behavior within the club – tak...