Hidden Books at National Book Tokens is here

[KatBurglar]

Always and enjoyable (if incredibly frustrating) visual puzzle guessing the titles of 20 books.

Who's playing this year? How are you getting on?

https://hiddenbooks.nationalbooktokens.com/default.aspx?competition=20

Still can’t get it

Totally stuck on the picture, have found a book that is also a film, linked to the orientation of the picture and the union that results from a wedding, but it's not allowing that, help needed please, it's my last one

@Sarahlouqueen try saving progress and logging into the game again. Some people have found that "unsticks" truculent answers.

Thanks for all the clues.
I'm still stuck on
Annie recommends
Sunshine T shirt girl

The wedding picture is a book by Maggie Ofarrel based on a poem by Robert Browning.
i can’t get the other picture with the lion

@GreyDuck Annie recommends is a famous novel by a multimillion bestselling author with a regal surname.

I’m stuck on Annie recommends
the T shirt girl is a girls name, what is on her t shirt and is written by Kasuo Ishiguro.
i can’t get the American travel one or the friends one. Rachel? .

You've got the right Friend. Where might she be going with a suitcase? (generic, not a specific location) Female Irish author.

And the American travel one is a very specific location. Where is Prospect Park?

Friends one is a book about a woman that has to go to rehab (chick lit in style).
Annie recommends - search for the film where the woman broke the legs of her captive.

look at what is on girls’ t shirt and look up Kasuo Ishiguro’s last book

@TotalOverhaul thank you!

It’s a book by Maggie O’Farrell based on a poem by Robert Browning.
can you help me with the fighting children and the lion portrait please.

@JennyWren48 Google the names of the children's outfits.

Lion is a red herring. The... sounds like lion (ish). Clues given upthread - think of a poplular British tv series about police corruption with a character called H in it and the first three words of that title is the same as the title of this book. Then another word for Belle

Thank you. I have to say it’s a bit of a dodgy clue. How on Earth did you get it? Have you got all the others

With a lot of help from kind people on this thread! I hadn't watched that TV series so those clues didn't help me. I worked out the last word and then did a million variations in my head of words that 'sound like' lion but nothing to do with lion. Had a headache afterwards!

I have got them all now.

I wouldn’t have got it ! You couldn’t help me with the Swiss? Man having his arm bandaged and the open door could you?

If it's not closed what is it? What is the sign made out of? Fairly recent debut novel.

Man isn't Swiss, he is a Morris dancer, so that nationality would he be? He is being treated by a paramedic - who gets treated by paramedics, doctors and nurses? Book and film from the 90s.

He's also the kind of person who wouldn't mind waiting quite a while.

AGHHHHHHHH

ok., i'm clearly an idiot because the books 'the day after tomorrow'? what?!

And the science guides - WHAT

thank you to all the wonderful clues on here

@withoutjeans

ok., i'm clearly an idiot because the books 'the day after tomorrow'? what?!

As they say in that well know TV show "say what you see" but remember to use punctuation marks ie commas. You have the right word but it is used more than once.

And the science guides - WHAT

Which type of science - it is not Biology. Whole title - you would have these in schools. Very popular book in the past couple of years.

its the day after today and it’s repeated three times. A recent novel by

the science guides are a recent novel and tv series. What branch of science are they about? In what do children learn about science. Three words.

Great clues.

Morris dancer - think ralph fiennes covered in bandages