The idea
Each day, a sentence from a great work of literature appears with its phrases jumbled. Drag them back into the right order.
The context helps
You’ll see the line or two leading up to the missing sentence. Read it — the meaning flows, and the right order usually follows.
Arranging phrases
Drag any phrase to a new position. The first phrase gets a capital letter; the last gets the correct end punctuation. Use that to your advantage.
Checking & hints
Press Check to see which phrases are in the right place — they’ll turn green and lock. Wrong ones turn amber. If you’re stuck, Use a hint to merge phrases into bigger chunks.
Bonus
Once you solve it, see if you can name the work it came from.