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	Hint	Answer	% Correct
H	Boy attends magical school, and is famous in the wizarding world	Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone	98%
D	The original vampire novel by Bram Stoker	Dracula	97%
F	A swiss scientist creates a monster	Frankenstein	97%
L	A young hobbit seeks to destroy the ring	Lord of the Rings	96%
M	Captain Ahab spots a great white whale	Moby Dick	94%
G	Set in the 1920s, by Fitzgerald	The Great Gatsby	90%
T	A girl gets drawn into a world of vampires and werewolves when she falls for a boy	Twilight	84%
Z	Legendary masked Spaniard of southern California	Zorro	81%
O	Street urchin finds his place with Fagin and the Artful Dodger	Oliver Twist	79%
P	Man pursues a life of sin, yet stays young and beautiful whilst a portrait of him ages	The Picture of Dorian Gray	69%
J	A plain girl falls in love with the moody, alluring Mr. Rochester	Jane Eyre	68%
C	Angsty teenager named Holden isn't understood	The Catcher in the Rye	67%
E	A girl living in Georgian-Regency England becomes quite the matchmaker	Emma	66%
K	Boy wins kite fighting tournament in Afghanistan	The Kite Runner	63%
U	Anti-slavery novel by Harriet Beecher-Stowe	Uncle Tom's Cabin	63%
A	An allegorical novella about the Stalinist era of the Soviet Union	Animal Farm	59%
B	Set in a dystopian future, revolving around the idea of totalitarianism	Brave New World	44%
V	Insect eats incessantly then turns into a butterfly	The Very Hungry Caterpillar	34%
Y	James Bond fights Blofeld in Japan	You Only Live Twice	34%
X	Amazonian princess seeks redemption for past sins	Xena Warrior Princess	19%
R	A woman from Edwardian England goes to Florence and falls in love	A Room With a VIew	18%
W	1966 post-colonial novel, a response to 'Jane Eyre'	Wide Sargasso Sea	11%
N	A world where humans are each attached to a physical spirit animal	Northern Lights	10%
I	Man can 'read' fictional characters to life	Inkheart	9%
Q	Short story written in 1833 by Alexander Pushkin	The Queen of Spades	4%
S	Shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize in 2011, the story of one man coming to terms with the past	The Sense of an Ending	2%