Decide which book (A-E) would be the most suitable for the people (1-4). Then, explain the words in bold. A Game of Thrones
"When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die." In the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros, ancient families stop at nothing to rule the land. George RR Martin's 694-page fantasy epic was at the top of the bestseller lists when it first came out. Along with later novels, it is the basis for the famous TV series. Settle down for a long thrilling read to find out how this series watched by millions started.
A GAME OF THRONES GEORGE RA MARTIN A GAME OF THRONED
B The Martian
Mark Watney's spaceship left him on Mars! Most people give up in situations like that, but not Watney. In this science-fiction novel by Andy Weir, Watney decides he is the first Martian, and uses his knowledge to stay alive until help arrives. Very funny at times, extremely educational and totally realistic! THE MARTIAN
C The Snowman
When the first snow fell, lots of people built snowmen in their front gardens. But only one was wearing a missing woman's scarf! This is Jo Nesbø's seventh novel with Norwegian policeman Harry Hole as the main character, solving terrible crimes. A fast clever crime story that's impossible to put down!
THE SNOWMAN
JO NESBO
D Digital Fortress life.
The US government call Susan Fletcher, an expert at breaking codes. They want her to break into their own computer system! Dan Brown's first novel has everything readers expect from him: action, excitement and secret codes. Like Brown's hugely successful The Da Vince Code, this book was a bestseller.
E. About a Boy About a Boy
This novel is really about two boys. Will's father was rich, so Will doesn't need to work. As a result, even though he is an adult, he never really grew up. Marcus is a teenager living with his mum, who is very depressed because she and his dad broke up. Nick Hornby's second novel is a comedy about an unlikely friendship, and how each friend helps the other fix his life.
