Friday, August 19, 2011

Follow Friday #59 and Book Blogger Hop (8/19-22, 2011)






Follow Friday is hosted by Parajunkee's View and Alison Can Read.  For complete rules you can click HERE.

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Question: If you could write yourself a part in a book, what book would it be and what part would you play in that book?

Answer: I think this is a great question because that's what I like to do when I read most books;   immerse myself and become part of that world.  I have so many answers for this, but I'll limit myself for this post.

The Stand by Stephen King: I would like to be one of the survivors of course and I would definitely be on the good guy's side (no matter how much I love scary, horror books).  I don't know if I'd be brave enough to go up against Randall Flagg, but I would definitely do my part to make sure our Colorado town prevailed.

Swan Song by Robert McCammon:  Yep, another apocalyptic story.  There is something about these "dystopian-society failed-let's start over" stories that bring out what characters are really made of.  Everything that people worry about, like jobs and material things fall to the wayside in lieu of survival.  Yet relationships are more important because there are less people and you have to make it work or you won't make it at all.  Again, this is a story about good vs. evil and I would be fighting alongside the good guys.

Any Charles De Lint book: These are books filled with magic and possibilities.  The Faery Realm and Otherworld are close by in his stories and a brush with them changes people's lives.

Any Ray Bradbury story about Halloween: Need I say more?



Book Blogger Hop


This meme is hosted by Crazy-For-Books. Please click the button above to check out the complete rules or click HERE.

This week's question: What's the longest book you've ever read?
Answer: Again, The Stand by Stephen King, more specifically the Complete and Uncut version.  I had read The Stand and loved it, didn't want it to end, re-read it. When I saw this edition, I had to have it.  More story! More characters!  More immersing myself in this world.












10 comments:

Farhana said...

I haven't read any of these books!! I seriously need to!!

Great post, new follower:D

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Anonymous said...

Sorry i messed up on my last post and misspelled like everything but anyway i like your layout. My blog is at zzzbooks.blogspot.com

Rebecca said...

New Follower:) I do the same thing when I'm reading, but I've got to tell you Stephen King scares me to death...lol
Happy Hopping
~Rebecca
www.bendingthespine.blogspot.com

Jen | Book Den said...

It would be pretty cool to be in The Stand. I chose Swan Song, too, but for my longest book. :) Hmm... I may need to look up how many pages are in The Stand now! I used my bookshelves to answer my question, but I don't have a copy of The Stand in here.

Ashley @ Bookaholics Anonymous said...

New follower love the layout. :) I always imagine myself in the books I'm reading as well.

have a good weekend.

pussreboots said...

The Stand and Gone with the Wind are the two most popular answers this week. The longest books I've read is are classics. Please come see which ones I'm talking about.

Patricia said...

Have not read The Stand. Following you on GFC. Stop by and what book I chose.

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