February 21: Top Ten Books I'd Quickly Save If My House Was Going To Be Abducted By Aliens (or any other natural disaster...you get the drift. )
1. The Harry Potter Series by J.K. Rowling. These books mean so much to me and hold so many memories (like standing in line at midnight for each new book and then staying up all night to finish it), that I'd be so sad to see them go.
3. I Can Be Anything by Jerry Spinelli. This is actually my niece’s book that I bought for her. I read it to her almost every night (yes I have the amazing opportunity of living with her...along with my sister and brother-in-law) and in all actuality this would be the first book I would save just so she'd have something familiar.
4. Beauty Queens by Libba Bray. Not only would I need a hilarious book at this point, but it also has so great survival tips (and beauty tips...I might need them, you never know when you're going to meet Mr. Right).
5. My great-grandmother’s cookbook, and my grandmother's recipe book. I don't know if these count, but they hold so much sentimental value and are irreplaceable.
7. Graceling by Kristin Cashore. Maybe Katsa can give me some tips on how to kick these green men's butts.
8. Any book by Melina Marchetta. She's my favorite YA author and I would definitely feel comforted just by having her books near.
9. The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein. To remind me that even when I don't have much left to keep on giving.
10. All the books on my iPad. It's not really the books at this point because they are replaceable, but I need that lifeline of a phone/wireless device.
