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[Trussell]

Should the letters for question no.31 be 1,10,2,6

and not 2,10,2,6 please?

as I believe the answer is a collective noun that is also the title of a book.

Grateful for any comments

[keyboardix]

2-10-2-6 is correct and the answer is a collective noun that is also a book title. For the first word of the answer try AN, not A.

[Trussell]

Thank you. The novel that I had in mind had a title with the collective noun of the tower birds beginning with a "C".

I realise now that the other book is the answer, that has a title with the collective noun of the tower birds beginning with a "U" and this is a poetry book.

Strange that there are 2 books with such similar titles each using the alternative collective noun!

many thanks for your help, much appreciated.

[burgess3334]

Can you help with Q37, I had a title begining with M, but cant find it in any list, only a film

[candled]

Found author Kyle Onstott for your answer to 37 don't know whether is right though but title of book fits clue

[Trussell]

Not yet, I'm afraid. I have only read through the quiz a couple of times and written in just those that I knew immediately. I have not yet started to seriously look any of them up.

Just now I googled British wild dogs and British Islands in case there was a name of a British Isle that was also the name of a dog. There are 2 books written entitled Wild Dogs, (not 8 letters but 4,4,) but neither of them are novels.

will give it more thought anon.

[Trussell]

I am certain you are right, candled. I have just checked and, indeed, the clue fits extremely well!

Thank you for that

[burgess3334]

thanks candled, it fits

[burgess3334]

candled and trussel, the answer I had beginning with M was MANDINGO Ilse of Mann + Dingo

[ruggief]

Hi,
Please don't tell me the answer but a clue I must be on the wrong lines, I was thinking tower birds = ravens and the collective noun is a 'Storytelling" right or wrong?

[Munden]

The collection of poems does not start with 'An' however a wexford book does.

[Trussell]

I think tower birds are ravens, ruggief, but I've never heard of storytelling in relation to them.

I've posted mine now, but i recall that the first word had 2 letters (see my original question), so at a guess, the second word will begin with a vowel - which fits both one of the collective nouns for ravens and a book.