Sometimes, when the title of a book is simply a full name, it could get pretty confusing figuring out who's the author and who's the title. Fortunately, most of these below probably wouldn't have that problem. In one column I give you the first names, in the other the surnames. Can you find the authors and their title characters?
As always, feel free to do all ten at home but only only answer one in the comment section, that way at least other nine others can play along.
First Names
Adam
Charles
Charlotte
Daisy
David
Dolores
Douglas
E.B.
Eleanor
Elizabeth
George
Henry
Herman
Jane
J.M.
Marjorie
Olive
Peter
Stephen
Stuart
Surnames
Barrie
Bede
Bronte
Claiborne
Copperfield
Coupland
Dickens
Eliot
Eyre
James
King
Kitteridge
Little
Miller
Morningstar
Pan
Rigby
Strout
White
Wouk
10 comments:
Adam Bede. I've read this one.
CB: Yes, but you also need to find the author's name.
So many choices. . .
Seeing as I'll be seeing him next week:
Dolores Claiborne by Stephen King
Douglas Coupland wrote Eleanor Rigby, a most excellent book.
I'm going to pick an easy one, which is also one of my long-standing favourites:
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
David Copperfield by Charles Dickens just jumped out at me.
JM Barrie - Peter Pan
Olive Kitteridge by Elizabeth Strout
Stuart Little by E.B. White.
I know the movie Marjorie Morningstar, but not a clue as to who wrote the book ...
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