Hidden books game 2024

[InMySpareTime]

The Hidden Books game is back tomorrow, here's a thread in anticipation for sharing hints of the book titles.
Happy hunting!
Link for when the countdown finishes:
https://hiddenbooks.nationalbooktokens.com/default.aspx

19/20 at last, but the candy striped barbershop quartet has me stumped!
Help, PLEASE

Kicking myself for not getting this one until I read your clue! I have this book!

I’ve got them all apart from the child with the animals.

You have one word but where are they from?

Very well regarded children's author with non British name

Got them all finally - the barbershop one had me completely stumped for ages!

Not David Walliams, then😂

I made a mess of that.

Comedy table: so if it's not 'Man Walks into a Bar' or 'Man Walks into a Pub' or 'Stop Me if You've heard This One'... what is it?

You already got one of them 😂

What does it say on the camera?

Thank you, I got it and that is clearly not a flamingo.

How is the Sherlock one not The Hound of the Baskervilles? And I'm stumped by the angel. Got the rest now!

I've just twigged that the clock is a clue

The colour is important.

Where is the man? What colour is it?

Clock
Ghost
Travel
Poster

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Got them all apart from the dripping table, could I have a hint please and thank you

It's a key ingredient in baking and a recent hit

@Evenstar

Can I get the clock off you?

I've got soldier, comedy and ghost left. None of the clues for comedy have helped me so far!

Part of the clock is a specific colour. Hint: if they'd tried doing this clue any other way, they'd have been highly racist!

@EineReiseDurchDieZeit think of the colour and another name for a clock dial, all one word

Stuck on the poster. Tried variations on the title of a Victoria Wood Song, but clearly not it. Clue, please!

I'm still stuck on 4:

The man reading at a desk - I thought I had it with the colour of the place he was but it didn't take
The singer dressed as a bee
The workshop poster
The barbershop quartet

It's the name of an autobiography by a female comedian, but it's also a phrase to describe the sort of woman often lacking in fiction, especially that written by men.

The only way I got the poster was by goggling female comedian autobiography and the words on the poster