and to celebrate all things book-related, the blog is running a week of 'match the shelfie to the teacher' quizzes. Every day, we'll be posting some 'shelfies' - photos of bookshelves (you'd probably figured that out) - belonging to SPS teachers, and challenging YOU, the Pauline reader, to work out which shelfie belongs to which teacher.
Today, it's the turn of the English Dept. Mr Hager, Miss McLaughlin, Mr Gardner, Miss Warner, Miss McLaren and Mr Espey have bravely sent in their shelfies: so, on whose double-stacked shelves do Keats and Seneca sit shoulder-to-shoulder? Where does Shakespeare touch base with Langstone Hughes? Henry James squash up with Samuel Beckett? George Eliot snuggle with Strindberg? Where is Nabokov on nodding terms with Flann O'Brien and Sylvia Plath with Proust? Who has more books on film than they know what to do with? and whose bookshelves buckle under a whopping seven copies of Moby Dick?
Click on the link to find out and take part in today's quiz: Monday's 'Match the Shelfie' Quiz - and check out tomorrow's blog-post to see how many you got right. Have fun!
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