Today’s Catalogues hints and answers for November 11
The theme and the dealt items, then hints, then the correct order if you need it. Nothing is revealed until you tap.
Today’s items as dealt
Theme: This One Goes to Eleven
Catalogues hints for today
Open one hint at a time. Each is more specific than the last, so you can stop as soon as it clicks.
Catalogues answer today
- 1. “A Tale of ___ Cities,” by Charles Dickens2
- 2. “The ___ Musketeers,” by Alexandre Dumas3
- 3. “The ___ People You Meet in Heaven,” by Mitch Albom5
- 4. “The ___ Husbands of Evelyn Hugo,” by Taylor Jenkins Reid7
- 5. “Ramona Quimby, Age ___,” by Beverly Cleary8
- 6. “___ Perfect Strangers,” by Liane Moriarty9
- 7. “Station ___,” by Emily St. John Mandel11
How to solve today’s Catalogues
Read the theme hint, then drag the seven cards into order. Submit to check; the game tells you how many are in the right place. Some puzzles accept the reverse order as well.
Want the full method? Read our Catalogues strategy and tips, or check how to play Catalogues on the hub.
Catalogues tips for tomorrow
- Anchor the extremes. Place the item you are sure is first and the one you are sure is last, then fill the middle.
- Read the hint literally. “By number of holes” means counting, not size. Take the hint at face value.
- Group before ordering. Sort the items into rough tiers, then order within each tier.
Done for today? Try Connections, Pinpoint, Strands, all with hints first and answers behind a reveal.
Previous Catalogues puzzles
Catalogues FAQ
What is the Catalogues answer today?+
The correct order for “This One Goes to Eleven” (November 11, 2026) is “A Tale of ___ Cities,” by Charles Dickens, “The ___ Musketeers,” by Alexandre Dumas, “The ___ People You Meet in Heaven,” by Mitch Albom, “The ___ Husbands of Evelyn Hugo,” by Taylor Jenkins Reid, “Ramona Quimby, Age ___,” by Beverly Cleary, “___ Perfect Strangers,” by Liane Moriarty, “Station ___,” by Emily St. John Mandel.
How does Catalogues work?+
Arrange seven items in the correct order according to a hidden rule described by the theme hint.
Where can I find past Catalogues answers?+
Every date since the May 2026 launch has its own page on GameAnswers.com with the solved order and values.
