🩸 Mystery #3
The Perfect Crime
A brilliant detective boards a luxurious train traveling through Europe. During the journey, a wealthy passenger is murdered, and a snowstorm leaves the train stranded. Every passenger seems to have a secret.
Who is the detective, and what is the book?
The Perfect Crime
A brilliant detective boards a luxurious train traveling through Europe. During the journey, a wealthy passenger is murdered, and a snowstorm leaves the train stranded. Every passenger seems to have a secret.
Who is the detective, and what is the book?
📖 Mystery #4
The Invisible Future
A man discovers a way to become invisible. Instead of using his discovery for good, he becomes increasingly dangerous, and a quiet English village is thrown into fear.
Who is the author, and what is the novel?
The Invisible Future
A man discovers a way to become invisible. Instead of using his discovery for good, he becomes increasingly dangerous, and a quiet English village is thrown into fear.
Who is the author, and what is the novel?
🎭 Mystery #5
The Stolen Identity
A young prince returns home after his father's death and discovers that his uncle has taken the throne and married his mother. When the ghost of his father appears, the prince begins to suspect murder.
Who is the playwright, and what is the play?
The Stolen Identity
A young prince returns home after his father's death and discovers that his uncle has taken the throne and married his mother. When the ghost of his father appears, the prince begins to suspect murder.
Who is the playwright, and what is the play?
📚Answers:
Mystery #1 - Elizabeth Bennet, Pride and Prejudice
Mystery #2 - Robinson Crusoe
Mystery #3 - Detective Hercule Poirot, Murder on the Orient Express
Mystery #4 - The Invisible Man, H. G. Wells
Mystery #5 - Hamlet, William Shakespeare
Mystery #1 - Elizabeth Bennet, Pride and Prejudice
Mystery #2 - Robinson Crusoe
Mystery #3 - Detective Hercule Poirot, Murder on the Orient Express
Mystery #4 - The Invisible Man, H. G. Wells
Mystery #5 - Hamlet, William Shakespeare
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Suzanne Collins came up with the idea for the series while channel-surfing late one night. She flipped between a reality-TV competition and actual news coverage of the Iraq War. The jarring mix of entertainment and real violence struck her so hard that she immediately began imagining a world where children fight to the death on live television for the amusement of a privileged Capitol — and The Hunger Games was born.
#thehungergames #bookofthemonth
#thehungergames #bookofthemonth
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1. What is an epic?
Anonymous Quiz
31%
A short humorous poem
38%
A long narrative poem about heroic deeds
31%
A dramatic speech
0%
A brief personal letter
2. Who wrote The Color Purple?
Anonymous Quiz
8%
Toni Morrison
42%
Alice Walker
42%
Harper Lee
8%
Margaret Atwood
3. Which work is one of the earliest surviving literary epics?
Anonymous Quiz
50%
The Epic of Gilgamesh
33%
The Divine Comedy
0%
The Canterbury Tales
17%
Paradise Lost
4. Which ancient Chinese philosopher is associated with the Analects?
Anonymous Quiz
23%
Laozi
46%
Confucius
31%
Sun Tzu
0%
Mencius
5. Who is traditionally credited with writing The Odyssey?
Anonymous Quiz
55%
Homer
9%
Hesiod
18%
Euripides
18%
Aristotle
6. Who wrote Treasure Island?
Anonymous Quiz
20%
Rudyard Kipling
20%
Jules Verne
30%
Daniel Defoe
30%
Robert Louis Stevenson
7. Who wrote Brave New World?
Anonymous Quiz
27%
Aldous Huxley
36%
George Orwell
27%
H. G. Wells
9%
William Golding
8. Which novel was written by George Orwell?
Anonymous Quiz
18%
Brave New World
0%
Lord of the Flies
73%
Animal Farm
9%
Fahrenheit 451
9. Who wrote The Tale of Genji?
Anonymous Quiz
44%
Sei Shōnagon
11%
Murasaki Shikibu
33%
Yosano Akiko
11%
Higuchi Ichiyō
10. Which prize is awarded annually for outstanding contributions to literature and is one of the world's best-known literary awards?
Anonymous Quiz
0%
The Fields Medal
100%
The Nobel Prize in Literature
0%
The Pulitzer Prize for Music
0%
The Abel Prize
The name of the country, Panem, comes from the Latin phrase “panem et circenses” — which means “bread and circuses.”
This ancient Roman expression described how rulers kept the people quiet and distracted by giving them food and entertainment, so they wouldn’t rebel. Suzanne Collins deliberately chose this name to show how the Capitol uses the Hunger Games (and luxury) to control the districts.
#bookofthemonth #bookfact
This ancient Roman expression described how rulers kept the people quiet and distracted by giving them food and entertainment, so they wouldn’t rebel. Suzanne Collins deliberately chose this name to show how the Capitol uses the Hunger Games (and luxury) to control the districts.
#bookofthemonth #bookfact
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#quoteoftheday #motivation
“You don’t have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great.”
— Zig Ziglar
“You don’t have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great.”
— Zig Ziglar
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Suzanne Collins’s father was Lieutenant Colonel Michael J. Collins at U.S. Air Force officer and military historian who served in Vietnam. His war experience shaped the themes.
He made sure his children understood the reality and cost of war — this deeply influenced the book’s dark themes.
#bookofthemonth #thebookfact
He made sure his children understood the reality and cost of war — this deeply influenced the book’s dark themes.
#bookofthemonth #thebookfact
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