Book Week Scotland 2014 commences tomorrow and this year's programme is a real, erm, page turner. Check out our picks of Book Week Scotland's finest Aberdeen events - including book quizzes, football talk and graphic novels. The Big Book Theory Not to be confused with Sheldon Cooper and co, The Big Book Theory returns for its second year. Gather a team, put your literary genius to the test and meet like-minded bookworms at Book Week Scotland's big fat book quiz on November 26 at the Sir Duncan Rice Library. It's free to enter, just email scc.learning@abdn.ac.uk. There are prizes for the highest scoring team and the group with the best name. Graphic novel workshop Glasgow-based illustrator William Goldsmith is presenting a free workshop, aimed at young adults, about how to create graphic novels. Find out what makes a good graphic novel, the art of illustration and gain some valuable advice and tips on graphic novel writing from the creator of Vignettes of Ystov. Reserve a place at the workshop, which takes place at the Central Library on November 29. Bookswap Cafe Can you sell your favourite book in one minute or less? On November 30, bring one book to the ACT. Everyone gets one minute to sell their book to the group then, during the second half, you can swap your book for someone else's. The Highs and Lows of Scottish Football Lifelong Aberdeen FC fan and BBC Sportsound presenter Richard Gordon will be appearing at the Central Library on November 24. Richard will be talking about his new book Scotland '74: A World Cup Story and Glory in Gothenburg, his account of the Don's 1983 European Cup triumph. Book Week Scotland runs from November 24-30. Local events can be found online.