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Well unless the author's name is Kermit I'm stumped :thinking:

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piggy was a character in another of his books:cool5:

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Well the author must be William Golding ! Rites of Passage:no:

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Then it must be the Spire.

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celli has it -but well done with the author scouser- piggy is in lord of the flies!:arms::elephant:

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Would never have found the author, so :bow: Scouser and also to Vivi for the pict. I did Google ''Roger Mason'' earlier, but nothing came up, stupid Google :misbas:
I have to make something, so I'll be back.

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Well done vivi great Pictionary and well done to you too cell:arms:

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I don't know the book itself, but from celli's wiki page I understand the link to Roger Mason. But what were the Chesterfield, Myst and Joss Stone-/-Stone clues referring to?

I think you'll get away with it :)

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i wish we had the ability to take nice coloured pics like that pelvis helanren- and your pic is a lot cleaner than mine ;)

the priest in the book is jocelin- hence joss stone- minus the stone and the female- her name is jocelyn- the myst blue book age is spire- and in the book the spire ends up twisted as is chesterfield's famous spire (although it is thought that salisbury is the actual location that is used- salisbury doen't have a twisted spire)
actually on the chesterfield page are pics of chesterfield spire as well as the sofa

and the spire is my favourite book of all time!!

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I can answer the Joss Stone bit. Her full name is Joscelyn Eve Stoker, same as one of the characters in The Spire


Oooops Vivi already answered, so take no notice of my blabbering :embarasse

Anyway, I have a new one ready, so here goes......a BOOK....