Great Northern Quiz Book

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  • ISBN 9780008853785
  • Weight: 270g
  • Dimensions: 135 x 204mm
  • Publication Date: 22 Oct 2026
  • Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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2,500 questions celebrating everything that makes the North of England great

The Great Northern Quiz Book is the definitive quiz book for proud northerners: 2,500 questions spanning history, politics, literature, music, sport, culture … and everything in between.

Featuring ten rounds of 250 questions each, with questions graded by difficulty, and compiled by Yorkshire-based maestro Joe Varley, it works simultaneously as a pub quiz resource, a browsable compendium of northern knowledge and the perfect gift for anyone with an interest in Captain James Cook, Yorkshire Puddings or Nora Batty’s hair curlers…

The north contains multitudes — mill towns and moors, Roman forts and recording studios, pit villages and Premier League stadiums — and this book does too.

To every northerner: Let's Get Quizzing!

  • Hallamshire is a historical name for an area in which city?
  • Which Yorkshire football club is nicknamed 'The Sulphurites'?
  • What type of food is a 'fat rascal'?
  • Which record label released The Stone Roses’s first album?
  • Which Coronation Street actress played Billy’s mother in Kes?
  • Which famous person’s final visit to Liverpool was in June 1996?