Once Upon a Time
Bestselling Nonfiction
U.S. Cities
AKAs
Alma Maters
100

Bullied as a youngster over his looks, he grew up to be a beautiful swan

Ugly Duckling

100

Published just 2 weeks after his death, "A Life Well Played" features stories & anecdotes from this golf legend

Arnold Palmer

100

If you can see the Space Needle, you're in this city.

Seattle

100

It's the less formal name for table tennis

ping-pong

100

In the Ivy:
Anderson Cooper,
Jodie Foster,

Bill Clinton

Yale

200

Bullied as a youngster over his looks, he grew up to be a beautiful swan

Little Red Riding Hood

200

This Elizabeth Gilbert bestseller is subtitled "One Woman's Search for Everything Across Italy, India and Indonesia"

Eat, Pray, Love

200

In this Rhode Island resort town, you can visit such mansions as Rosecliff & the Breakers

Newport

200

Persian, the official language of Iran, is also known by this 5-letter name

Farsi

200

On the Charles River:
Buzz Aldrin,
Bill Hewlett, Noam Chomsky

MIT

300

Disney's "Tangled" is based on this fairy tale

Rapunzel

300

In "Making Rounds with Oscar", Oscar is one of these who comforts dying patients in their final hours

Cat

300

Let's head for spring break at this "Fort" city known as the "Venice of America" for its many inland waterways

Fort Lauderdale

300

"My Country 'Tis Of Thee" is alternately known by this one-word title

"America"

300

Across the pond:
John Cleese,
John Milton, Charles Darwin

Cambridge

400

A contemporary vision of this character who was born inside a tulip and also went by the name of Tiny

Thumbelina

400

In "The Book of Joy", the Dalai Lama & this South African archbishop share stories & wisdom on finding happiness in life

Desmond Tutu
400

This Soap Box Derby city was co-founded in 1825 by Simon Perkins, an official with the Ohio Canal Fund

Akron 

400

Varicella is another name for this childhood disease

Chickenpox

400

In the heartland:
Joe Montana,
Nicholas Sparks, Condoleezza Rice

Notre Dame

500

This "poor little girl, with bare head and naked feet" tries to keep warm on New Year's Eve but ends up freezing to death

the Little Match Girl

500

Before "Silent Spring", she had an early 1950s bestseller with "The Sea Around Us"

Rachel Carson

500

This Georgia city is known as the "Sweet Onion Capital of the World"

Vidalia

500

From the Greek for "wolf man", it's another term for werewolf

Lycanthrope

500

Out west:
Chelsea Clinton,
Peter Thiel, Charles Schwab 

Stanford