Are you sitting comfortably? Hidden Books

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It's time 🎵🎶 well nearly, 2 hours and change until it drops. It should be 10.30.
Its my favourite time of year but as usual I will probably be useless and depend heavily on mumsnetters for help to decipher.

I searched and couldn't find another thread if there's one already up and running ill delete this.

Edited for proper link

Halfway there, brain fried😫MIssing these-
Calendar
Stars
Minnie tree and clocks (think time is in the answer?)
Vegetable books
Dog
Blanket
Seasons books
Pyjamas
Girl's hair
Any hints would be much appreciated 🙏

The vegetables one describes the kind of person who might eat the items shown (it doesn't sound like it would be a book title; it's a single word).

The games - look at the editions. What do they all have in common? Think of a big book series.

Damn it! My very first guess was the correct one for the stupid laptop so I can only assume I had a typo as it said 'Nearly'. I didn't repeat it because I'd already tried it and spent FOREVER trying to get it.

Nope, right first time but I can't type accurately.

Just the calendar to get, having fruitlessly typed workdays, working week, weekdays, daytime, etc etc.

So I have that word! I've tried putting "The" in front of it, but nope...how many words is it?

Try going on the Waterstones website and entering in the main word and see what comes up... that's how I got it.

What physical sensation do all the boardgames' names evoke?

@ThrowAway987654321 it has two words, no "the/a".

The first word is the "s" word and the second word is the generic name for how it is written on the screen.

D'oh! Got it them all now! Thanks!

No, I had decided that the pyramids were key to the location, or the author's nationality or something, but nope. Actually, it's not a great visual clue, because there's no perspective in the painting. Look at the house at the bottom. You'd normally expect a river to be at ground level too, wouldn't you? But this river isn't, it's ...?

Still stuck on hair, vegetables (I think if it's one word I may need it spelled for me, I've tried herbivore, vegan . . .) and seasons

@DeanElderberry you're almost there with the vegetables ... herbivore, vegan and ....

Edited to add that you often see it as dietary choice on a menu.

What would a vegan who ate dairy and eggs be?

Now got laptop, stars girl's hair and vegetables. Still struggling on the others.

and by the way, for me the EFFING calendar is filled out the exact reverse of how it needs to be for the clue to work.

I still need pyjamas, hair , seasons, blanket and the books on the side table!! Driving me crazy!

Thank you! Why no eggs on the book cover pray tell?

It is - so frustrating!

Hair? Seasons?

You're on the right track. A person who has a 9-5 weekday job and is is trying to express when they are free to do something might say 'I'm free X and Y'?

Blanket is a book for little children by an author who died this year.

This is one of the many mysteries of this year's offering.

@TheBirches thank you but that is a similar clue as others have given and it's not helping me 😂I have tried combinations of river, up, north etc. but am getting nowhere.

It's the last one I need to get!

Side table books - two words repeated that describe the subjects.

What other word is a perfect homonym of 'hair'?

Thank you - got it! Only 4 to go now!!