Sorry, But If You're Not A Total Bookworm There's No Way You're Passing This Quiz

The scar, the platform number, and the giant Hogwarts express are huge giveaways. It's a huge success now, but J.K's manuscript was rejected 12 times before she finally found a publisher.

You probably already know about the TV adaptation of The Handmaid's Tale, but you might not know that Margaret Atwood herself has made a cameo in the show.

The Great Gatsby has sold over 25 million copies, but it wasn't always such a big hit – only 25,000 copies of the book were sold in Fitzgerald's lifetime. Oh, and the tale has just entered into the public domain, so if you've got a fan-fiction in mind, it's your time to shine!

This iconic story was the last book Dr. Seuss published during his lifetime.

Stanley Kubrick's film adaptation of this controversial novel was banned in many places, due to its "inflammatory" nature.

or Le Petit Prince – this French novella has sold over 140 million copies and is one of the most translated books around the world!

In 2012, this early '00s book was adapted into a feature film directed by Ang Lee.

The sisters in this heartwarming tale are based on Louisa M. Alcott's own sisters.

This coming of age novel is one of the most banned books in America, due to its offensive language and sexually explicit material.

According to Stephanie Meyer, the apple on the cover was used to symbolise the forbidden love sparked between Edward and Bella.

This touching story was adapted into a TV series that was just as heartwrenching as the novel.

This British story is seemingly too shocking for some – it's so dark that it's the eighth most banned book in the United States.

This coming of age novel was voted as the number one book that everyone should read before they die. So if you haven't read it yet, you better get a move on!

Like many other greats, this novel was banned in many countries due to its racy content, and you might be surprised to learn that this dystopian tale started out as a parody.

This classic almost didn't come to be – it was initially rejected, and was even described as "disappointing, juvenile, and overwrought" by one publisher.

The series is huge – there are five novels and three novellas, and in 2019 the BBC included the first instalment in its list of 100 Most Inspiring Novels.

This epic story has had many different covers, but this one is the first edition, and it's Tolkien's original artwork.