Book / Literature Trivia

Known as the first modern European novel and is widely considered the Best-Selling book of All-Time.

The story of a barely literate teen who fakes his own death and embarks on a raft journey down the Mississippi River.

A series of 7 fantasy novels written by a British Author that chronicles the life of a young wizard.

Considered an attack on the Catholic Church for its fictional portrayal of religious figures and concepts.

Considered one of the bestselling children's books of all time this novel tells the story of a pig and a spider.

This epic poem from ancient Mesopotamia is considered to be the earliest surviving piece of literature.

William Shakespeare's tragedy about two star-crossed lovers form opposing families is still adapted on stage and film.

Herman Melville's "Whale of a Tale" written in 1851

Over 200 tales, collected by Brothers, to preserve the stories and morals of the people of Germany in the 1800s

Often billed as the most famous poem in American literature, written by Edgar Allen Poe about mourning and madness.

Harper Lee's novel was an instant success. It follows the trial of Tom Robinson through the eyes of a young girl.

A novel about a group of young boys who are stranded on an island and their disastrous attempts to govern themselves.