Quiz help

[TeabySea]

I need input! I'm drafting a quiz for next year (I know!) and would like to do a round using times, ideally from book titles.
So far the only one I can think of is the 4.50 from Paddington

Please spam me with any you can think of. Hours and minutes as words are also fine in the title at this stage.

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Hours and minutes as words are also fine in the title at this stage

90s classic business self-help type book: 'The 5-minute Manager'

The Long, Dark Tea-Time of the Soul.

11th Hour by James Patterson
29 Seconds by TM Logan

@TeabySea Could you expand it to music ?

Or even film/TV?

Oops what happened!

Around the a world in 80 days?

A Year of Magical Thinking

I think the opening line to 1984 is something like "It was a cold, dark day in autumn as the clocks struck 13, " which might work as a first line rather than a book title.

That's a difficult round, we've just had a charity quiz and some of the rounds were Collective names for animals, celebs real names, capital cities.

Google clock with book titles for the time. There's loads of titles. We used to do this for the library at school.
Good luck it will fun.

This is the sort of thing I'm after! I realise I've made it difficult for myself

Yes, there will be a first lines round too, so shall bookmark this one, thanks.

Collective names is a great idea - shall give that some consideration.

What about "The Thirteen Clocks" by James Thurber

"Midnight is a place" by Joan Aiken

Another one which might do: "Time of the Ghost" by Diana Wynne Jones

A couple of music ones referring to time.
On New Year's Day- U2
11.59 - Blondie

Around the world in 80 days

The Story of an Hour by Kate Chopin.

One Day by David Nicholls.

Could you maybe expand it so it's asking questions which involve a specific time in the plot?

Eg in what book does a character have to be at kings Cross at 11am sharp to catch the train to school?

The Midnight Library - Matt Haigh

The Time Machine, H G Wells

19 Minutes by Jodi Piccoult