HootSuite has turned classic novel titles into clickable headlines

That BuzzFeed has a lot to answer for (as does Upworthy to be fair). Anyhow the folks at HootSuite have spent the day re-imagining the titles of classic novels as if they were dreamt up by social media driven, link-bait hungry hack (err that’s us too)

Not only are the new headlines funny, they also prove that the books are still as relevant today as they were all those years ago. Maybe we should just start changing the titles so more teenagers will read?

Anyway the titles are here – and you can guess what the answers are and check your score at the bottom. Check out the Hootsuite page as there’s some lovely book artwork there too.

How not to end a relationship 

These two kids were attacked by a racist. You’ll never believe who stepped in to protect them.

Old school Wolf of Wall Street? This author uses “damn” 85 times in one novel

The “Rich Kids of Instagram” have nothing on this guy

Watch this guy’s science experiment go horribly wrong

One of the most epic #roadtrips of all time

What if Twilight featured normal looking people?

The 5 types of people you don’t want to be trapped on a deserted island with

Is this where the NSA got all of its ideas?

Also one of the most epic #roadtrips of all time

If “everyone belongs to everyone,” is Tinder doomed?

The answers are under the picture – tell us in the comments how many you guessed

 

 

How not to end a relationship 

AKA Romeo & Juliet

These two kids were attacked by a racist. You’ll never believe who stepped in to protect them.

AKA To Kill a Mockingbird

Old school Wolf of Wall Street? This author uses “damn” 85 times in one novel

AKA The Catcher in the Rye

The “Rich Kids of Instagram” have nothing on this guy

AKA The Great Gatsby

Watch this guy’s science experiment go horribly wrong

AKA Frankenstein

One of the most epic #roadtrips of all time

AKA The Hobbit

What if Twilight featured normal looking people?

AKA Dracula

The 5 types of people you don’t want to be trapped on a deserted island with

AKA The Lord of The Flies

Is this where the NSA got all of its ideas?

AKA 1984

Also one of the most epic #roadtrips of all time

AKA The Odyssey

If “everyone belongs to everyone,” is Tinder doomed?

AKA A Brave New World