As today is World Book Day, we're delighted to report that yesterday's shelfie quiz had the highest rate of successful identifications so far. Find out how many you got right later in the post.
Today's penultimate quiz features shelfies generously donated by teachers from the History, Biology, ICT and Theology & Philosophy departments. So - whose shelves go from CSI to cacti, and whose from psychopathology to pumpkins? Who enjoys travel writing and classic detective fiction, and who likes talking to serial killers? Who loves lists, and who else arranges their books by colour (this is clearly a thing), and whose arm is that??? Mr Watkins's? Dr Brigham's? Dr Bennett's? Dr Langley's? Mr Gaydon's? Miss Ramsay-Overall's? Mr Green's? or Dr Shammas's? You tell us - here's the link to Thursday's Shelfie Quiz.
Here are the answers to yesterday's quiz. Shelfie Number 1, as 46% of you correctly deduced, belonged to Miss Kemal-ur-Rahim:
30% of you worked out that Shelfie Number 2 belonged to Mrs Mitchell:
Shelfie Number 3 came from Mr Lowes, as 41% of you rightly surmised:
31% of you recognised that Shelfie Number 4 belonged to Mrs Holmes:
An impressive 55% of you worked out that Shelfie Number 5 came from Mr Smith:
39% of you thought quite rightly that Shelfie Number 6 belonged to Miss Grogan:
And 40% of you were equally right in deciding that Shelfie Number 7 belonged to Mr Hollands:
Thanks, as always, to all the teachers who so kindly sent us their shelfies: much appreciated, and Happy World Book Day!!!






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