Book Title Anagrams Game

[Suz]

Lord of the Flies by William Golding

[Suz]

cyber athlete us rant (classic)

[Suz]

The first word is The. I mention it because I've never referred to it with The even though that is apparently correct. Just thought about that.

[AngryGreyCat]

The Canterbury Tales

Hat Lamented no shade (classic)

[Suz]

the old man and the sea by Hemmingway

[Suz]

sink fern neat (classic)

[Sylvia]

Frankenstein by Mary Shelley


rude snail stare ( classic)

[Sylvia]

It's a well known adventure story,for children I guess.

[Odette]

Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson.

nine time how thaw

[Sylvia]

The Woman In White by Wilkie Collins


report hull coupe ( contemporary American)

[Suz]

I think I have it if the second word is spelled the British way...???

[Sylvia]

Yes, I used British spelling.

[Suz]

The Colour Purple by Alice Walker

[Suz]

confined emma

[Sylvia]

Of Mice And Men by John Steinbeck


accent lions bum :)

[Suz]

Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe

[Suz]

tall stretcher tee (american classic)

[Sylvia]

The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne



how much code I stick

[Sylvia]

It's a British novel, usually described as sci-fi, but not the space adventure kind

[AngryGreyCat]

The Midwich Cuckoos

A Fat Thrower

[Suz]

dad adrift by the shore
hahaha

[Suz]

Is this one a classic?

[Suz]

Anyone solve A Deathbed Dory Shrift?

[Sylvia]

No! Can we have a clue please David?

[Suz]

Here are some random things I've found. Maybe one of the words will spark someone else to find the answer. My possibilities have not been double checked, so it is possible that some have incorrect letter counts. Nonetheless, maybe it will help someone else.

a deathbed dory shrift
redbeard ahoy fish dtt
Faith had story red bed
redbeard toys faith hd
oh teddy bear first had
The story bread if hadd
oh teddy bear first had
First breath heady dod
The bad first year dodh

[Suz]

One more possibility: LOL
birthday of red deaths

[Sylvia]

Or how about
at dreaded fishy broth
the daft horse did bray

[Suz]

Sylvia wrote: "Or how about
at dreaded fishy broth
the daft horse did bray"

The daft horse did bray is a good one.

[Sylvia]

Thanks David,
Birthdays For The Dead by Stuart MacBride


scot he went further

Apologies, I've changed this, had left out a word.

[Mary]

You guys are so smart being able to do these. I am at a total loss! I do enjoy watching this thread though.

[Sylvia]

Hint : the author's initials are H J.

[Odette]

The Turn of the Screw by Henry James


chided ninepin moots

[Sylvia]

Dead Simple by Peter James


One Smooth Net

[Suz]

Is it The Moonstone?

[Sylvia]

Yes Suz, it is

[Sylvia]

Flesh And Blood by Patricia Cornwell


Steam Hour Pet

[Sylvia]

Clue: A play by a very well known British crime writer.

[Susan]

Mousetrap by Agatha Christie

[Sylvia]

Right Susan! Your turn now :)

[Susan]

English tv show, Torchwood.

[Sylvia]

Doctor Who

I dig black motor link

Modern American classic

[Susan]

Darn, now you're it again.

[Sylvia]

Clue: There was a film version in the sixties.

[Susan]

Timeless

[Sylvia]

Another clue - the author's initials are H L.

[Suz]

I really must apologize for my delinquency several months ago. Thank you, David, for picking up the slack.

[Suz]

Is it Dead Simple?

[Suz]

I may be absent for a few days, so how about this: if I am right, here is my entry. If I am wrong, ignore and carry on.

a nerd claw dine lion

[Suz]

No worries. I just didn't want to repeat my last offense of falling off the grid.

[Mary]

A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens