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1
C. S. Lewis’ 7-book series has only had three of them make it to film.
Chronicles of Narnia
A Wrinkle in Time
A Series of Unfortunate Events
The Golden Compass
2
This dystopian series, by Collins, follows Katniss in the land known as Panem.
Maze Runner
Hunger Games
Divergent
The Giver
3
This tale by Fitzgerald, has made its way into many high schools and more recently, many memes.
Great Expectations
The American Dream
The Great Gatsby
Titanic
4
This collection of poems by Silverstein addressed many childhood problems in fanciful stories.
Where the Sidewalk Ends
A Boy's Will
Edge of Childhood
Wuthering Heights
5
This close friend of Tom Sawyer got his own sequel and narrated a few stories down the road.
Mark Twain
Injun Joe
Huckleberry Finn
Atticus Finch
6
Max gets sent to bed without any supper, only to become a king of an island inhabited by beast.
Chicken Soup with Rice
A Wrinkle in Time
Where the Wild Things Are
Bridge to Terabithia
7
"I will not eat them Sam I Am!" Eat what?
Green Eggs and Jam
Fried Eggs and Ham
Green Ham and Eggs
Green Eggs and Ham
8
This young-adult series by Meyer had fans splitting up into 2 teams.
Divergent
Twilight
Snow White and the Huntsman
Supernatural
9
People usually know Mary Shelley’s monster by her doctor’s name, which is what?
Lavenza
Lurch
Frankenstein
Walton
10
This children’s book tells of a teddy bear’s journey to find a missing button.
Curious George
Brown Bear Brown Bear
Arthur
Corduroy
11
J. R. R. Tolkien brought us to what realm in "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit".
Middle Earth
Neverland
Kashyyyk
Asgard
12
This E. B. White story tells of a pig named Wilbur and his friendship with a barn spider.
Babe
Charlotte's Web
Animal Farm
Itsy Bitsy Spider
13
The 2009 parody to Pride and Prejudice added what new element to the story and the title.
Skeletons
Vampires
Undead
Zombies
14
This author’s series made made many children wish they could attend Hogwarts.
R. Riordan
S. Cooper
J. K. Rowling
J. Kraatz
15
"To be, or not to be" – arguably one of his most famous quotes.
Hemingway
Dickens
Bradbury
Shakespeare