Book lovers, we all know the thrill of diving into a good story. But when it comes to book trivia, finding fresh questions can be tough. Many trivia nights recycle the same old queries, leaving avid readers yawning.

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In this article, I’ll share:

• A wide range of book trivia questions
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Get ready to challenge your bookworm friends and learn some interesting literary facts!

Fun Facts for Your Next Book Trivia Game

1. In “Pride and Prejudice,” what is the name of the Bennet family’s estate?
   A: Longbourn

2. Who wrote “The Catcher in the Rye”?
   A: J.D. Salinger

3. What’s the title of the first Harry Potter book?
   A: Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone (or Sorcerer’s Stone in the US)

4. Who is the author of “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo”?
   A: Stieg Larsson

5. In “The Lord of the Rings,” what is Frodo’s last name?
   A: Baggins

6. Who wrote the autobiography “Long Walk to Freedom”?
   A: Nelson Mandela

7. What non-fiction book by Rachel Carson is credited with advancing the environmental movement?
   A: Silent Spring

8. Who wrote the romance novel “Outlander”?
   A: Diana Gabaldon

9. What John Green novel was adapted into a film starring Shailene Woodley?
   A: The Fault in Our Stars

10. In “To Kill a Mockingbird,” what is Scout’s real first name?
    A: Jean

11. Which Stephen King novel features the Overlook Hotel?
    A: The Shining

12. What’s the name of the second book in the “Hunger Games” trilogy?
    A: Catching Fire

13. Who wrote “1984”?
    A: George Orwell

14. In “The Da Vinci Code,” what’s the name of the Harvard symbologist?
    A: Robert Langdon

15. What’s the name of the hobbit in “The Hobbit”?
    A: Bilbo Baggins

16. Who wrote the memoir “Becoming”?
    A: Michelle Obama

17. What’s the title of Bill Bryson’s book about the history of science?
    A: A Short History of Nearly Everything

18. Who wrote “The Notebook”?
    A: Nicholas Sparks

19. In the “Divergent” series, what’s the name of the main character?
    A: Beatrice “Tris” Prior

20. What Charles Dickens novel begins with “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times”?
    A: A Tale of Two Cities

21. Who wrote the thriller “Gone Girl”?
    A: Gillian Flynn

22. What’s the name of the boarding school in “Harry Potter”?
    A: Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry

23. Who wrote “The Diary of a Young Girl”?
    A: Anne Frank

24. What’s the title of Malcolm Gladwell’s book about the factors that contribute to high levels of success?
    A: Outliers

25. Who wrote the romance novel “Me Before You”?
    A: Jojo Moyes

26. In “The Perks of Being a Wallflower,” what’s the main character’s name?
    A: Charlie

27. What’s the name of the farm in George Orwell’s “Animal Farm”?
    A: Manor Farm

28. Who wrote “The Kite Runner”?
    A: Khaled Hosseini

29. In “Charlotte’s Web,” what type of animal is Wilbur?
    A: A pig

30. Who authored “One Hundred Years of Solitude”?
    A: Gabriel García Márquez

31. What’s the name of the protagonist in “The Great Gatsby”?
    A: Jay Gatsby

32. Who wrote the bestselling novel “The Girl on the Train”?
    A: Paula Hawkins

33. What’s the name of the magical wardrobe in “The Chronicles of Narnia”?
    A: The wardrobe doesn’t have a specific name

34. Who wrote the “Sherlock Holmes” series?
    A: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

35. In “Dune,” what’s the name of the desert planet?
    A: Arrakis

36. Who wrote the autobiography “I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings”?
    A: Maya Angelou

37. What’s the title of Yuval Noah Harari’s book about human history?
    A: Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind

38. Who wrote “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies”?
    A: Seth Grahame-Smith

39. In “The Maze Runner,” what’s the name of the enclosed area where the boys live?
    A: The Glade

40. Who wrote “Wuthering Heights”?
    A: Emily Brontë

41. What’s the name of the main character in “The Martian”?
    A: Mark Watney

42. In “The Very Hungry Caterpillar,” what does the caterpillar eat on Saturday?
    A: One piece of chocolate cake, one ice cream cone, one pickle, one slice of Swiss cheese, one slice of salami, one lollipop, one piece of cherry pie, one sausage, one cupcake, and one slice of watermelon

43. Who wrote “Brave New World”?
    A: Aldous Huxley

44. What’s the name of the fictional African country in “Black Panther” comics?
    A: Wakanda

45. Who wrote “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People”?
    A: Stephen Covey

46. In “Bridget Jones’s Diary,” what’s Bridget’s last name?
    A: Jones

47. What’s the name of the school in “The Vampire Academy” series?
    A: St. Vladimir’s Academy

48. Who wrote “The Grapes of Wrath”?
    A: John Steinbeck

49. In “The Giver,” what’s the name of the main character?
    A: Jonas

50. What’s the title of Harper Lee’s sequel to “To Kill a Mockingbird”?
    A: Go Set a Watchman

51. Who wrote “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy”?
    A: Douglas Adams

52. In “The Cat in the Hat,” what color is the cat’s hat?
    A: Red and white striped

53. Who wrote “And Then There Were None”?
    A: Agatha Christie

54. What’s the name of the dragons in “Game of Thrones”?
    A: Drogon, Rhaegal, and Viserion

55. Who wrote “Freakonomics”?
    A: Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner

56. In “The Alchemist,” what’s the name of the main character?
    A: Santiago

57. What’s the title of the first book in the “Twilight” saga?
    A: Twilight

58. Who wrote “The Color Purple”?
    A: Alice Walker

59. In “The Hunger Games,” what district is Katniss from?
    A: District 12

60. What’s the name of the ship in Herman Melville’s “Moby-Dick”?
    A: The Pequod

61. Who wrote “The Girl with All the Gifts”?
    A: M.R. Carey

62. In “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,” what’s Charlie’s last name?
    A: Bucket

63. Who wrote “The Handmaid’s Tale”?
    A: Margaret Atwood

64. What’s the name of the spaceship in “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy”?
    A: Heart of Gold

65. Who wrote “Thinking, Fast and Slow”?
    A: Daniel Kahneman

66. In “The Fault in Our Stars,” what’s the name of the fictional book the characters love?
    A: An Imperial Affliction

67. What’s the title of the first book in the “Mortal Instruments” series?
    A: City of Bones

68. Who wrote “The Old Man and the Sea”?
    A: Ernest Hemingway

69. In “The Perks of Being a Wallflower,” what’s the name of Charlie’s English teacher?
    A: Bill

70. What’s the name of the protagonist in “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time”?
    A: Christopher John Francis Boone

71. Who wrote “The Picture of Dorian Gray”?
    A: Oscar Wilde

72. In “Where the Wild Things Are,” what’s the name of the main character?
    A: Max

73. Who wrote “The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest”?
    A: Stieg Larsson

74. What’s the name of the planet in “The Little Prince”?
    A: Asteroid B-612

75. Who wrote “The Lean Startup”?
    A: Eric Ries

76. In “Fifty Shades of Grey,” what’s the full name of the male protagonist?
    A: Christian Grey

77. What’s the title of the first book in the “Percy Jackson” series?
    A: The Lightning Thief

78. Who wrote “Frankenstein”?
    A: Mary Shelley

79. In “The Giver,” what’s the name of Jonas’s younger sister?
    A: Lily

80. What’s the name of the boarding school in “Looking for Alaska”?
    A: Culver Creek Preparatory High School

81. Who wrote “Crime and Punishment”?
    A: Fyodor Dostoevsky

82. In “Green Eggs and Ham,” who is Sam-I-Am trying to convince to eat the green eggs and ham?
    A: The book never names the character

83. Who wrote “The Girl in the Spider’s Web”?
    A: David Lagercrantz

84. What’s the name of the main character in “Ready Player One”?
    A: Wade Watts

85. Who wrote “A Brief History of Time”?
    A: Stephen Hawking

86. In “The Time Traveler’s Wife,” what’s the name of the time traveler?
    A: Henry DeTamble

87. What’s the title of the first book in the “Maze Runner” series?
    A: The Maze Runner

88. Who wrote “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest”?
    A: Ken Kesey

89. In “The Outsiders,” what’s Ponyboy’s older brother’s name?
    A: Darry

90. What’s the name of the fictional country in “The Princess Diaries”?
    A: Genovia

91. Who wrote “The Canterbury Tales”?
    A: Geoffrey Chaucer

92. In “The Cat in the Hat Comes Back,” what color is the ring in the bathtub?
    A: Pink

93. Who wrote “The Silence of the Lambs”?
    A: Thomas Harris

94. What’s the name of the main character in “Ender’s Game”?
    A: Ender Wiggin

95. Who wrote “The Power of Habit”?
    A: Charles Duhigg

96. In “The Selection,” what’s the name of the main character?
    A: America Singer

97. What’s the title of the first book in the “Inheritance Cycle”?
    A: Eragon

98. Who wrote “The Scarlet Letter”?
    A: Nathaniel Hawthorne

99. In “The Fault in Our Stars,” what’s the name of Augustus’s ex-girlfriend?
    A: Caroline Mathers

100. What’s the name of the school newspaper in “13 Reasons Why”?
     A: The Liberty High Gazette

101. Who wrote “Don Quixote”?
     A: Miguel de Cervantes

102. In “The Very Hungry Caterpillar,” what day of the week does the caterpillar start eating?
     A: Monday

103. Who wrote “The Woman in the Window”?
     A: A.J. Finn

104. What’s the name of the main character in “Neuromancer”?
     A: Case

105. Who wrote “Guns, Germs, and Steel”?
     A: Jared Diamond

106. In “The Rosie Project,” what’s the name of the main character?
     A: Don Tillman

107. What’s the title of the first book in the “Divergent” series?
     A: Divergent

108. Who wrote “The Count of Monte Cristo”?
     A: Alexandre Dumas

109. In “The Perks of Being a Wallflower,” what’s the name of Charlie’s sister?
     A: Candace

110. What’s the name of the main character in “The Hate U Give”?
     A: Starr Carter

111. Who wrote “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn”?
     A: Mark Twain

112. In “The Giving Tree,” what does the tree first give the boy?
     A: Apples

113. Who wrote “The Firm”?
     A: John Grisham

114. What’s the name of the main character in “The Martian Chronicles”?
     A: There isn’t a single main character throughout the book

115. Who wrote “Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind”?
     A: Yuval Noah Harari

116. In “Me Before You,” what’s the name of the main female character?
     A: Louisa Clark

117. What’s the title of the first book in the “Artemis Fowl” series?
     A: Artemis Fowl

118. Who wrote “The Bell Jar”?
     A: Sylvia Plath

119. In “The Outsiders,” what’s the nickname of the character Dallas Winston?
     A: Dally

120. What’s the name of the main character in “Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda”?
     A: Simon Spier

121. Who wrote “Great Expectations”?
     A: Charles Dickens

122. In “The Lorax,” what color is the Lorax?
     A: Orange

123. Who wrote “The Couple Next Door”?
     A: Shari Lapena

124. What’s the name of the spaceship in “The Expanse” series?
     A: Rocinante

125. Who wrote “The Tipping Point”?
     A: Malcolm Gladwell

126. In “The Rosie Effect,” what’s the name of Don and Rosie’s child?
     A: Bud (short for Hudson)

127. What’s the title of the first book in the “Throne of Glass” series?
     A: Throne of Glass

128. Who wrote “The Odyssey”?
     A: Homer

129. In “The Fault in Our Stars,” what is Augustus’s nickname for Hazel?
     A: Hazel Grace

130. What’s the name of the main character in “Red Rising”?
     A: Darrow

     

131. Who wrote “The Tale of Peter Rabbit”?
     A: Beatrix Potter

132. How many words are used in “Green Eggs and Ham” in the entire book?
     A: 50

133. Who wrote “The Godfather”?
     A: Mario Puzo

134. What’s the name of the main character in “Snow Crash”?
     A: Hiro Protagonist

135. Who wrote “The 48 Laws of Power”?
     A: Robert Greene

136. In “The Rosie Result,” what condition does Don and Rosie’s son have?
     A: Autism

137. What’s the title of the first book in the “Red Rising” saga?
     A: Red Rising

138. Who wrote “The Iliad”?
     A: Homer

139. In “The Perks of Being a Wallflower,” what’s the name of Charlie’s best friend?
     A: Patrick

140. What’s the name of the main character in “Eleanor & Park”?
     A: There are two main characters: Eleanor Douglas and Park Sheridan

141. Who wrote “Oliver Twist”?
     A: Charles Dickens

142. In “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” what’s the name of the waiting place?
     A: The Waiting Place

143. Who wrote “The Woman in Cabin 10”?
     A: Ruth Ware

144. What’s the name of the main character in “Fahrenheit 451”?
     A: Guy Montag

145. Who wrote “Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking”?
     A: Malcolm Gladwell

146. In “The Hating Game,” what are the names of the two main characters?
     A: Lucy Hutton and Joshua Templeman

147. What’s the title of the first book in the “Shadowhunter Chronicles”?
     A: City of Bones

148. Who wrote “Moby-Dick”?
     A: Herman Melville

149. In “The Outsiders,” what’s the full name of the character called “Sodapop”?
     A: Sodapop Curtis

150. What’s the name of the main character in “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before”?
     A: Lara Jean Song Covey

151. Who wrote “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland”?
     A: Lewis Carroll

152. In “The Cat in the Hat,” what are the names of the two children?
     A: Sally and her unnamed brother

153. Who wrote “The Girl Before”?
     A: JP Delaney

154. What’s the name of the main character in “The Handmaid’s Tale”?
     A: Offred (her real name is June)

155. Who wrote “Thinking in Systems: A Primer”?
     A: Donella H. Meadows

156. In “The Kiss Quotient,” what’s the name of the main character?
     A: Stella Lane

157. What’s the title of the first book in the “Six of Crows” duology?
     A: Six of Crows

158. Who wrote “The Great Gatsby”?
     A: F. Scott Fitzgerald

159. In “The Outsiders,” what’s the nickname of the character Ponyboy’s best friend?
     A: Johnny (full name: Johnny Cade)

160. What’s the name of the main character in “The Knife of Never Letting Go”?
     A: Todd Hewitt

161. Who wrote “The Very Hungry Caterpillar”?
     A: Eric Carle

162. In “Hop on Pop,” what’s the first line of the book?
     A: “Up, pup. Pup is up.”

163. Who wrote “The Silent Patient”?
     A: Alex Michaelides

164. What’s the name of the main character in “Ringworld”?
     A: Louis Wu

165. Who wrote “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens”?
     A: Sean Covey

166. In “The Hating Game,” what color are Josh Templeman’s eyes?
     A: Blue

167. What’s the title of the first book in the “Shatter Me” series?
     A: Shatter Me

168. Who wrote “Jane Eyre”?
     A: Charlotte Brontë

169. In “The Fault in Our Stars,” what’s the name of Augustus’s best friend?
     A: Isaac

170. What’s the name of the main character in “Fangirl”?
     A: Cath (short for Cather)

171. Who wrote “The Gruffalo”?
     A: Julia Donaldson

172. In “The Lorax,” what’s the name of the industrialist character?
     A: The Once-ler

173. Who wrote “The Woman in White”?
     A: Wilkie Collins

174. What’s the name of the main character in “Foundation” by Isaac Asimov?
     A: Hari Seldon

175. Who wrote “Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking”?
     A: Susan Cain

176. In “The Unhoneymooners,” what are the names of the two main characters?
     A: Olive Torres and Ethan Thomas

177. What’s the title of the first book in the “A Court of Thorns and Roses” series?
     A: A Court of Thorns and Roses

178. Who wrote “The Odyssey”?
     A: Homer

179. In “The Perks of Being a Wallflower,” what’s the name of Charlie’s aunt?
     A: Helen

180. What’s the name of the main character in “The Giver”?
     A: Jonas

181. Who wrote “Where the Wild Things Are”?
     A: Maurice Sendak

182. In “Green Eggs and Ham,” where does Sam-I-Am suggest eating green eggs and ham?
     A: In a house, with a mouse, in a box, with a fox, in a car, in a tree, on a train, in the dark, in the rain, on a boat, with a goat

183. Who wrote “The Girl on the Train”?
     A: Paula Hawkins

184. What’s the name of the main character in “Hyperion”?
     A: There are multiple main characters, including the Consul, Father Lenar Hoyt, and others

185. Who wrote “Atomic Habits”?
     A: James Clear

186. In “The Flatshare,” what are the names of the two main characters?
     A: Tiffy Moore and Leon Twomey

187. What’s the title of the first book in the “The Selection” series?
     A: The Selection

188. Who wrote “Pride and Prejudice”?
     A: Jane Austen

189. In “The Outsiders,” what’s the full name of the character called “Two-Bit”?
     A: Keith Mathews

190. What’s the name of the main character in “The Sun Is Also a Star”?
     A: There are two main characters: Natasha Kingsley and Daniel Bae

191. Who wrote “The Tale of Despereaux”?
     A: Kate DiCamillo

192. In “The Cat in the Hat Comes Back,” what does the Cat use to clean up the pink ring?
     A: His magical VOOM

193. Who wrote “Gone Girl”?
     A: Gillian Flynn

194. What’s the name of the main character in “The Left Hand of Darkness”?
     A: Genly Ai

195. Who wrote “The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck”?
     A: Mark Manson

196. In “The Bromance Book Club,” what’s the name of the main character?
     A: Gavin Scott

197. What’s the title of the first book in the “Caraval” series?
     A: Caraval

198. Who wrote “Dracula”?
     A: Bram Stoker

199. In “The Fault in Our Stars,” what’s the name of the support group leader?
     A: Patrick

200. What’s the name of the main character in “The Hate U Give”?
     A: Starr Carter

201. Who wrote “The Cat in the Hat”?
     A: Dr. Seuss

202. In “Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?” what animal comes after the yellow duck?
     A: Blue Horse

203. Who wrote “The Woman in the Window”?
     A: A.J. Finn

204. What’s the name of the main character in “Childhood’s End”?
     A: There isn’t a single main character, but key characters include Karellen and Jan Rodricks

205. Who wrote “Outliers: The Story of Success”?
     A: Malcolm Gladwell

206. In “The Friend Zone,” what’s the name of the main female character?
     A: Kristen Peterson

207. What’s the title of the first book in the “The Darkest Minds” series?
     A: The Darkest Minds

208. Who wrote “The Great Gatsby”?
     A: F. Scott Fitzgerald

209. In “The Perks of Being a Wallflower,” what’s the name of Charlie’s favorite teacher?
     A: Bill Anderson

210. What’s the name of the main character in “The Maze Runner”?
     A: Thomas

211. Who wrote “Goodnight Moon”?
     A: Margaret Wise Brown

212. In “The Lorax,” what’s the name of the trees that the Once-ler cuts down?
     A: Truffula Trees

213. Who wrote “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo”?
     A: Stieg Larsson

214. What’s the name of the main character in “Dune”?
     A: Paul Atreides

215. Who wrote “The 4-Hour Work Week”?
     A: Timothy Ferriss

216. In “The Unhoneymooners,” what island do Olive and Ethan go to?
     A: Maui

217. What’s the title of the first book in the “An Ember in the Ashes” series?
     A: An Ember in the Ashes

218. Who wrote “To Kill a Mockingbird”?
     A: Harper Lee

219. In “The Outsiders,” what’s the full name of the character called “Darry”?
     A: Darrel Curtis

220. What’s the name of the main character in “Everything, Everything”?
     A: Madeline Whittier

221. Who wrote “The Hunger Games”?
     A: Suzanne Collins

222. In “The Very Hungry Caterpillar,” what does the caterpillar turn into at the end?
     A: A beautiful butterfly

223. Who wrote “The Silent Wife”?
     A: A.S.A. Harrison

224. What’s the name of the main character in “The Forever War”?
     A: William Mandella

225. Who wrote “The 5 Love Languages”?
     A: Gary Chapman

226. In “Beach Read,” what are the names of the two main characters?
     A: January Andrews and Augustus Everett

227. What’s the title of the first book in the “Legend” series?
     A: Legend

228. Who wrote “To Kill a Mockingbird”?
     A: Harper Lee

229. In “The Fault in Our Stars,” what’s the name of the fictional book that Hazel loves?
     A: An Imperial Affliction

230. What’s the name of the main character in “The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants”?
     A: There are four main characters: Lena, Tibby, Bridget, and Carmen

231. Who wrote “The Giving Tree”?
     A: Shel Silverstein

232. In “If You Give a Mouse a Cookie,” what does the mouse want after he gets the cookie?
     A: A glass of milk

233. Who wrote “The Girl Who Played with Fire”?
     A: Stieg Larsson

234. What’s the name of the main character in “Rendezvous with Rama”?
     A: Commander Bill Norton

235. Who wrote “The Power of Now”?
     A: Eckhart Tolle

236. In “The Happy Ever After Playlist,” what’s the name of the main female character?
     A: Sloan Monroe

237. What’s the title of the first book in the “Red Queen” series?
     A: Red Queen

238. Who wrote “Brave New World”?
     A: Aldous Huxley

239. In “The Perks of Being a Wallflower,” what’s the name of Sam’s boyfriend?
     A: Craig

240. What’s the name of the main character in “The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian”?
     A: Arnold Spirit Jr. (Junior)

241. Who wrote “The Poky Little Puppy”?
     A: Janette Sebring Lowrey

242. In “The Lorax,” what’s the name of the villain’s company?
     A: The Once-ler doesn’t have a specific company name

243. Who wrote “The Alchemist”?
     A: Paulo Coelho

244. What’s the name of the main character in “Slaughterhouse-Five”?
     A: Billy Pilgrim

245. Who wrote “How to Win Friends and Influence People”?
     A: Dale Carnegie

246. In “The Kiss Quotient,” what’s the profession of the male lead character?
     A: Escort

247. What’s the title of the first book in the “Illuminae Files” series?
     A: Illuminae

248. Who wrote “Life of Pi”?
     A: Yann Martel

249. In “The Outsiders,” what’s the nickname of the character Johnny Cade?
     A: He doesn’t have a specific nickname, he’s usually just called Johnny

250. What’s the name of the main character in “The Selection”?
     A: America Singer

251. Who wrote “The Cat in the Hat”?
     A: Dr. Seuss

252. In “The Snowy Day,” what does Peter do to the snow before he goes inside?
     A: He makes a snowball and puts it in his pocket

253. Who wrote “The Girl with All the Gifts”?
     A: M.R. Carey

254. What’s the name of the main character in “The War of the Worlds”?
     A: The narrator is unnamed

255. Who wrote “The Power of Habit”?
     A: Charles Duhigg

256. In “Get a Life, Chloe Brown,” what’s the name of the male lead character?
     A: Red Morgan

257. What’s the title of the first book in the “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” series?
     A: To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before

258. Who wrote “Animal Farm”?
     A: George Orwell

259. In “The Fault in Our Stars,” what’s the name of Hazel’s favorite author?
     A: Peter Van Houten

260. What’s the name of the main character in “The Perks of Being a Wallflower”?
     A: Charlie

261. Who wrote “Where the Wild Things Are”?
     A: Maurice Sendak

Conclusion

I hope this list of book trivia questions has sparked your interest and maybe even taught you something new. From classic literature to modern bestsellers, we’ve covered various genres and authors.

Now it’s your turn to put this knowledge to use. Why not organize a book-themed trivia night with your friends or fellow book lovers? You could even use these questions to challenge yourself or start conversations about your favorite reads.

Remember, the joy of reading isn’t just in the stories themselves but also in sharing and discussing them with others. So, grab a book, dive into a new world, and don’t forget to quiz your friends along the way!

What’s your next reading adventure going to be?

Happy Reading and Happy Quizzing!