The Perks Of Being A Book Addict discussion
You're Stranded on a Desert Island and Can Only Bring Three Books With You...


Murder on the Orient Express
Survival book of some kind (sorry no great literature here, but just seems practical).

I'd take Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban because I just love Harry Potter and the third book is my favourite. I'd also take Web of light/Web of darkness by Marion Zimmer Bradley because it was my favourite book as a kid and I took it with me everywhere and finally I'd take the third book in the Kingkiller Chronicles. Haha let's just say it has been published by then^^

"The Perks of Being a Wallflower" by Stephen Chbosky
"American Gods" by Neil Gaiman


2. Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers
3. Delirium by Lauren Oliver
But there are so MANY! This was the most difficult choice I think I've ever made :)



To Kill a Mockingbird


1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
2. Game of Thrones
3. Dantes Inferno in Italian and English to have something to learn.

1. The Great and Secret Show- Clive Barker
2. Black House- Stephen King/Peter Straub
3. A Dog's Purpose- W. Bruce Cameron

wide variety and inspiration for the novels i will scrape on the inside of coconut shells with flint. :-)


I'd take Beautiful Creatures since it's one of my favorites and it's a big book.
And I would take Shelter by Harlan Coben because it's my favorite book in the whole wide world :-)

1. The Hobbit
2. A Little Princess
3.Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

1. The Great Gatsby
2. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
3. and either Jayne Eyre (because I haven't read it yet and it's quite thick) or Private Peaceful (because it's great)



And anything written by Kristen Ashley because she's fun, the guys are hot, there is steam and love and family.

SAS Survival Handbook: The ultimate guide to surviving anywhere - to help me survive,
A Dance with Dragons - because I haven't read it yet and it's super long, sure to entertain me for days :)

1. Survival Guide
2. Flipped - Wendelin van Draanen
3. Mythology - Edith Hamilton


Mythology By Edith Hamilton: Same reason but a different perspective.
The Boy Scouts of America Handbook: For Obvious reasons.

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another three books in one, but one of my favorite series. This is so hard, but I guess I will stick with these three. ;)
Inkheart by Cornelia Funke because it has references to other books in it, so if I miss having a lot of books I'll just read this (and it's also really thick), my Bible and my copy of 'the Complete works of Shakespeare, because then I'd finally read it all, since I'd have time to kill :P

The Century by Peter Jennings & Todd Brewster
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare - Nelson/Doubleday, Inc.

2. Survival Handbook: Essential Skills For Outdoor Adventure (survival guide -- and yes, I did my research on this one)
3. Les Miserables (thick, entertaining fiction)




1. Survival guide (this would be more useful than any fiction)
2. The Final Empire by Brandon Sanderson. I'd love to take the whole trilogy but the first book could easily stand on its own.
3. This is really hard. Maybe Cinder by Marissa Meyer, The Silkworm by Robert Galbraith (as of yet unread) or my favourite Harry Potter novel; The Half Blood Prince.

2. The Fault in our Stars (this book never gets old!!)
3. Any Percy Jackson book.
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