30 Days of Kindle Meme: Day Ten

[desertvixen]

Still debating the "new" Kindle or just a replacement Kindle...

I skipped last night because I was focusing on finishing my paper for class and not sounding like an idiot.  So here we go...

Day 10 – Favorite classic book on your Kindle

Naturally, I have a collection called "must have classics".

I have to go with Pride and Prejudice, although I will admit that the combined Jungle Book/Rikki Tikki Tavi is a close runner-up.

Of course, I still have my print copy as well... because I love the book that much.  I don't think there's any need to talk about how much fun the book is, because if you love it, you know. 

DV

Day 11 – Favorite author on your Kindle
Day 12 – Favorite Kindle title that is also on your bookshelf
Day 13 – Kindle title you wish you had never bought or downloaded
Day 13 – Favorite “genre” fiction title on your Kindle (SF/F, romance, Westerns, etc)
Day 14 – Tell us about one of your favorite romantic couples inhabiting your Kindle (not necessarily IN a romance novel)
Day 15 - Favorite male character (on your Kindle)

Day 16 – Favorite female character (on your Kindle)
Day 17 – Favorite family on your Kindle
Day 18 – Do you use the My Clippings feature on the Kindle?  If so, share one with us.
Day 19 – Favorite book turned into a movie (on your Kindle)
Day 20 – Favorite children’s book (on your Kindle)
Day 21 – Favorite cooking or food related book on your Kindle
Day 22 – Title on your Kindle you most frequently recommend to people
Day 23 –Kindle title you can’t believe was actually published
Day 24 – A Kindle title you have wanted to read for a long time but still haven’t
Day 25 – A Kindle title that you wish more people would read
Day 26 – Favorite non-fiction title on your Kindle
Day 27 – A Kindle title that changed your opinion about something
Day 28 – Favorite title (of a book on your Kindle)
Day 29 – Book you read on your Kindle so no one can see you reading it
Day 30 – Your most favorite Kindle title

Comments

[garpu.livejournal.com]

You're the 2nd person in as many days, who's mentioned "Pride and Prejudice." I'm thinking I'll have to check it out. We had to read "Emma" in high school, and that kind of soured me on her. In hindsight, I realize it's not her best book, and wasn't finished by her.

I found a collection of regency-era lit from a woman author, whose name is escaping me. I liked that, so I might like something else from that time period. :)

[desert-vixen.livejournal.com]

I think it is way better than Emma. Mostly because I think everyone is that book is annoying, even the people we're supposed to like. There are annoying people in P&P as well, but not so bad.