I got this from Ruth at Booktalk & More:
List your favorite...
Austen (Jane) novel: Pride & Prejudice, of course.
Brontë sister’s novel: Jane Eyre, of course.
Clancy or Crichton novel and/or movie: Jurassic Park
Dickens novel and/or film: You must be kidding.
English class you took: English. I & II
Frequently read author: Christina Dodd
Grisham novel and/or movie: I love The Pelican Brief.
Historical novel or era*: Probably Regency, although I actually prefer a little earlier than that.
Iconic fictional character: Odysseus
James Joyce or Henry James? James
King in literature (i.e., a character who’s a king, real or fictional): Richard the Lionheart
Lord of the Rings character: Faramir. Sexy, sexy Faramir.
Movie made from classic literature: Laura, I guess
Newberry Medal–winning book: Sarah, Plain and Tall by Patricia MacLachlan
Oldest book you own (not necessarily “favorite,” just oldest): Probably the little book of prayers that my mom got when she was tiny--like a baby.
Pirate in literature: Blue Beard
Quiet place to read: My bed at night
Robin Hood version (which film/TV series?): I'm still a fan of Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves.
Shakespeare play or poem: I actually really enjoy MacBeth & Hamlet. I know, that's weird.
Twain (Mark) novel/story/essay: Twain? No.
USA Today Bestseller: Goonight Moon. Booyah.
Villain: The ebil Voldymort
Walt Whitman or William Wordsworth? Hate Whitman, so I guess Wordsworth (also, that's a kick-ass name for a writer).
Xanthippe (an ill-tempered woman, a shrew): Sharon Crawford (played by Beverly d'Angelo) in High Spirits. I seriously wanted to be this woman when I was eight, which is kind of alarming. But also explains a lot....
Yawn-inducing bedtime read: Anything non-fiction.
Zealously protected book you’ll never part with: Probably The Vampire Diaries. I needs them.
List your favorite...
Austen (Jane) novel: Pride & Prejudice, of course.
Brontë sister’s novel: Jane Eyre, of course.
Clancy or Crichton novel and/or movie: Jurassic Park
Dickens novel and/or film: You must be kidding.
English class you took: English. I & II
Frequently read author: Christina Dodd
Grisham novel and/or movie: I love The Pelican Brief.
Historical novel or era*: Probably Regency, although I actually prefer a little earlier than that.
Iconic fictional character: Odysseus
James Joyce or Henry James? James
King in literature (i.e., a character who’s a king, real or fictional): Richard the Lionheart
Lord of the Rings character: Faramir. Sexy, sexy Faramir.
Movie made from classic literature: Laura, I guess
Newberry Medal–winning book: Sarah, Plain and Tall by Patricia MacLachlan
Oldest book you own (not necessarily “favorite,” just oldest): Probably the little book of prayers that my mom got when she was tiny--like a baby.
Pirate in literature: Blue Beard
Quiet place to read: My bed at night
Robin Hood version (which film/TV series?): I'm still a fan of Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves.
Shakespeare play or poem: I actually really enjoy MacBeth & Hamlet. I know, that's weird.
Twain (Mark) novel/story/essay: Twain? No.
USA Today Bestseller: Goonight Moon. Booyah.
Villain: The ebil Voldymort
Walt Whitman or William Wordsworth? Hate Whitman, so I guess Wordsworth (also, that's a kick-ass name for a writer).
Xanthippe (an ill-tempered woman, a shrew): Sharon Crawford (played by Beverly d'Angelo) in High Spirits. I seriously wanted to be this woman when I was eight, which is kind of alarming. But also explains a lot....
Yawn-inducing bedtime read: Anything non-fiction.
Zealously protected book you’ll never part with: Probably The Vampire Diaries. I needs them.
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