This quiz covers all four books in the "Twilight" series by Stephenie Meyer.

Horror novels are some of my favorites. Come explore some of this scary reading.

A quiz about some popular British authors and their works, with pictorial clues to help you answer.

Once upon a time a player took a quiz. Can you work out the names of these fairy tales from the photo clues given? Have fun.

Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm gathered and published more than 200 fairy tales (of Germanic origin). How well do you know these ten?

Using the pictures as clues, can you identify some of my all-time favorite books from English literature?

A brief tour of some British authors and their works. Your task is, using the photographic clue and any hints, to work out who they are or what they wrote.

There are books by British writers that are universal. Then there are books by British writers that reflect Britain in a particular time or period with astounding clarity.

There is writer's block, and then there is a writer's bloc, an informal grouping of writers with a common association, in this case, all British. See if you can put together these authors or their works from the clues and pictures provided.

Can you identify the careers, jobs or trades undertaken by each of these characters from famous works of literature? The picture clues might also give you a hint.

George R.R. Martin's epic series "A Song of Ice and Fire" is a terrific depiction of a medieval-style world of knights and kings and intrigue. Nearly every House has a family sword. Along with these visual clues, can you identify them? SPOILERS

Questions about the the 2003 novel by Dan Brown.

These images portray moments from Act Five of Shakespeare plays - tell me which one!

In this quiz, I will give you three clues, using various means, that will direct you to a specific novel. Using pictures, music, and words, can you solve these puzzles? Example in question 1.

First published in England in 1847 (and in America in 1848), "Jane Eyre" was originally released with the title "Jane Eyre: An Autobiography".

Just as opening lines are crucial to novels, so are the final lines. Here are ten quotes that have ended novels.

Dig into this play, the "pre-quel" to two more Shakespearean histories taking place during the reign of Henry VI, and sort through fact and fiction. I hope the pictures help!

Let's bear witness to the magical moments of the Shakespeare canon with these beautiful images of the supernatural visiting the Bard's characters.

Let's look through a photo diary of the great and evil "Richard III" of Shakespeare's vicious tragic history. Answer these questions about the play - with these visual aids.

Happy endings in literature are not as common as you might think, but I have found ten reasonably happy ones to test your memories with.

Robert Frost was an American poet who lived most of his life in New Hampshire. This quiz is about ten of his poems, some famous, some not. The photographs will give you some hints.

A brief revisit of the classic "Clockwork Orange", by Anthony Burgess. The "red" may refer to the violence inherent in the book.

Sometimes you read something that is almost like a secret code, in that it touches something deep within you. It can be funny, sad or uplifting, or take you back to childhood.

Imprisonment under difficult circumstances is a recurring theme in literature. Do you remember these examples?

Sometimes, it's hard to wrap one's mind around a difficult Brain Teaser. For this quiz, you'll need to determine some book titles...in other words...and I'll give you a little help. Maybe the picture will give a hint-- or not. Good luck!

Since my previous "Who's That Poet?" quiz only took us up to the letter "K", a sequel was surely inevitable. As before, the pictures are supported with clues about their life and works.

Rudyard Kipling's "Kim" tells the story of a boy growing up in India during the British Raj. Follow along with Kim on his travels!

Can you identify these poets from their pictures? To help you, some clues about their life and works have been given as well.

Before he teamed up with Arthur Sullivan to write their famous comic operas, W. S. Gilbert wrote and illustrated many poems. Here are questions about a few of them.