http://caboodle.nationalbooktokens.com/ ... gLqp2i0NhE
Toughest I've seen for years - only solved three so far
Not helped by the ridiculously tiny font for everything
Blimey!chrisboote wrote:http://caboodle.nationalbooktokens.com/hiddenbooks/default.aspx?competition=11#.WgLqp2i0NhE
Toughest I've seen for years - only solved three so far
If you click on the little image on the left of the box where you enter the book title you get a big versionchrisboote wrote:Not helped by the ridiculously tiny font for everything
I'm stuck on 8/20chrisboote wrote:11 now
This is the hardest it's been for years!
(woman OR girl) online book
Well done & ta for the above clue - it does seem a bit obvious now that you've pointed it out!chrisboote wrote:That one is exactly what it looks like
I searched for
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(woman OR girl) online
and tada!
All finished now - definitely the toughest I've done in years
Nor mine, but Google is your friendGrace Speaker wrote:In my defence, that sort of thing is, well, not my sort of thing![]()
chrisboote wrote:Nor mine, but Google is your friendGrace Speaker wrote:In my defence, that sort of thing is, well, not my sort of thing![]()
phazedout wrote:Me and google are no longer on speaking terms
Darren wrote:Got them all, but only by googling (and cheating somewhat)...
Ha! I could get through that in a month! Possibly a week - The Folio Society's edition of American Gods is £75 for a start . . .What is a year’s supply of books? Good question. Based on a mini survey of booklovers we’ve calculated that a £250 (or €250) National Book Token can buy even the most avid book reader enough books to last a year.
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