A Sort-of Meme
Jun. 5th, 2007 09:52 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
unforthLast night, hanging out with ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
kniedzw, swan_tower, and moonartemis76, we had a talk about what three books we would want if, well, we could only have three. This has been on my mind anyway because I want to take only a very small number of books with me to Japan. So I propose the meme:
If you could have three books and only three books (not three series, though anthology volumes are allowed) what three books would they be and why (why is optional)?
(I, for one, intend to use replies to figure out what books that I've never read I should take with me on my trip. ;) )
I'm not sure if I think these are final, and I don't have time to write why right now, but my three books are:
1. The Three Musketeers by Alexander Dumas
2. One for the Morning Glory by John Barnes
3. The Iron Kingdoms (three volumes in one!) by Douglas McKiernan
There are lots of other books that I love, but all of these are "feel good" books for me that I like rereading (even though all three have bittersweet endings, now that I think about it) and all are fairly thick, which'll help keep me busy.
kniedzw, swan_tower, and moonartemis76, we had a talk about what three books we would want if, well, we could only have three. This has been on my mind anyway because I want to take only a very small number of books with me to Japan. So I propose the meme:If you could have three books and only three books (not three series, though anthology volumes are allowed) what three books would they be and why (why is optional)?
(I, for one, intend to use replies to figure out what books that I've never read I should take with me on my trip. ;) )
I'm not sure if I think these are final, and I don't have time to write why right now, but my three books are:
1. The Three Musketeers by Alexander Dumas
2. One for the Morning Glory by John Barnes
3. The Iron Kingdoms (three volumes in one!) by Douglas McKiernan
There are lots of other books that I love, but all of these are "feel good" books for me that I like rereading (even though all three have bittersweet endings, now that I think about it) and all are fairly thick, which'll help keep me busy.
