Book Chain Game

[kj-kj-kj]

It's Saturday night, I'm bored and can't be bothered listing so was perusing the US Book Readers Board and came across this game. So, I thought I'd give it a go.

Here's how it works:

I name a tile of a book, and the next person names another title that uses a word from my title. Like this:

My title:
The World According to Garp
~John Irving

Next person's title:
Around the World in 80 Days
~Jules Verne
(No using easy words like "the" or "of" or "and") If it gets impossible, name something by the same author.

I'll go first:

The Book Thief
~ by Markus Zusak

[martians_from_oz]

Note to self: Last one on page does not mean last in thread - check the count - Duh!

> Mozart's Women
> by Jane Glover

Now a correct one for the road:
Who's Who in Mozart's Operas From Alfonso to Zerlina
Joachim Kaiser

[scatty51]

Oh ho you've all gone to bed!]:)

Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolfe?

Do I have to know the author to take part in the game?

[scatty51]

Sorry
Whose Afraid of Virginia Woolf
Edward Albi
(Looked it up on Wikipaedia)

Question still stands.

[scatty51]

Got it right the first time - so

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Edward Albi

[2chappies]

Marg, if you also put in the author then we can also use a word from their name instead of one from the title if we get stumped.

Mon

> Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
> Edward Albi

Are you Afraid of the Dark
Sidney Sheldon

[kj-kj-kj]

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Edward Albi

The Owl Who Was AFraid of the Dark
~ by Jill Tomlinson

(Pssssstt, Scatty, I'll let you in on my secret.......use the search field up there ^^, pop in the key word, select books and voila!)

[judy-oz]

The Owl Who Was AFraid of the Dark
~ by Jill Tomlinson

I Heard the Owl Call My Name
~ Margaret Craven

[unkindled]

> The Owl Who Was AFraid of the Dark
> ~ by Jill Tomlinson
>
> I Heard the Owl Call My Name
> ~ Margaret Craven

The Stray Shopping Carts of Eastern North America: A Guide to Field Identification

by Harry Abrams

[kj-kj-kj]

Hate to act as the policeman, Dorro, but the rules up yonder ^^^ say "No using easy words like "the" or "of" or "and" "

[neva*enough]

:^O @ Kelly and Dorro