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1
This author’s series made made many children wish they could attend Hogwarts.
J. Kraatz
S. Cooper
R. Riordan
J. K. Rowling
2
"To be, or not to be" – arguably one of his most famous quotes.
Hemingway
Shakespeare
Dickens
Bradbury
3
This collection of poems by Silverstein addressed many childhood problems in fanciful stories.
A Boy's Will
Where the Sidewalk Ends
Wuthering Heights
Edge of Childhood
4
Max gets sent to bed without any supper, only to become a king of an island inhabited by beast.
Bridge to Terabithia
Where the Wild Things Are
Chicken Soup with Rice
A Wrinkle in Time
5
J. R. R. Tolkien brought us to what realm in "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit".
Asgard
Middle Earth
Kashyyyk
Neverland
6
People usually know Mary Shelley’s monster by her doctor’s name, which is what?
Walton
Lurch
Frankenstein
Lavenza
7
The 2009 parody to Pride and Prejudice added what new element to the story and the title.
Skeletons
Zombies
Undead
Vampires
8
This close friend of Tom Sawyer got his own sequel and narrated a few stories down the road.
Atticus Finch
Huckleberry Finn
Mark Twain
Injun Joe
9
This young-adult series by Meyer had fans splitting up into 2 teams.
Supernatural
Snow White and the Huntsman
Divergent
Twilight
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This dystopian series, by Collins, follows Katniss in the land known as Panem.
Divergent
The Giver
Hunger Games
Maze Runner
11
C. S. Lewis’ 7-book series has only had three of them make it to film.
A Series of Unfortunate Events
The Golden Compass
A Wrinkle in Time
Chronicles of Narnia
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This tale by Fitzgerald, has made its way into many high schools and more recently, many memes.
The Great Gatsby
The American Dream
Titanic
Great Expectations