Can you match Trust staff back to their favourite reads? We have supplied what they said about their book choice or a book description to help you out. Successful entrants will be in with a chance to win a Kindle.
Competition closes at 5pm on March 31st. We will draw the winner on 1st April.
Here is what they chose, and what they said about the book:
Lord of The Rings by JRR Tolkein
"Swords and sorcery, rippling biceps, and much the same with the male characters"
The House of Silk by Anthony Horrowitz
"I love the original Sherlock Holmes... this was perfectly in keeping with the old stories....I would go so far to say I liked it even more....."
India in Slow Motion by Mark Tully
A picture of India at once poignant, funny, startling and deeply humane
Dragonflight by Ann McCaffrey
"This author is the best world builder of any author I have ever read"
Flashman by George MacDonald Fraser
"They are highly entertaining, thoroughly researched, saucy (do not read if you have prudish tendencies), well written and cast light on some little known episodes in Victorian history."
The Martian by Andy Weir
"I'm not a Sci-Fi fan as such normally. This book kept me gripped to the end focussing on the will to survive."
To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
A coming-of-age story, an anti-racist novel, a historical drama of the Great Depression
The Magus by John Fowles
"I read this in my late teens; it kept me up til 3am so I could finish it. I'm too afraid to re-read it in case I don't love it as much"
Ready Player One by Ernest Cline
"It is heavily routed in 1980s nostalgia, particularly video games, and also has quite a bit to say about the relationship between social media and our on-line lives and experiencing things in the real world"
