Have
you ever been asked that question? You know, the one about which books, if you
could take only three, or one or five, would you take with you to a desert
island? Ah the seriousness of it all, the conundrum. Which books to take?
Rack your brain. Think, think, think.
Well,
I’m a long time reader and writer and I have an answer. Nope, not a list of
which books I’d take and a lengthy explanation as to why I chose those
particular books. It’s much simpler. I’m not big on clutter or complications.
Here
it is.

And
the reader, if it’s more of a tablet, would let me take a few downloaded movies
and/or music along as well. Ah, the modern age. The wonderful world of digital.
The other nice thing is I could read in the dark. Most screens are backlit so I
wouldn’t be forced to attempt to ready by torch light or candle or something.
Only
downside is if anything happened to the reader/tablet/Kindle/whatever, or the
solar charger, there would be no ‘hard copy’ books or anything else to read,
listen to or watch.
Sigh. Well, we can’t have everything (though I’m
not quite sure why not…it’s just that my Grandmother said…well, you know). Maybe I could then pound palm leaves into some
sort of paper and use charcoal from burned out palm stumps to write my own
books. It’s a thought.
Anyway,
that’s my answer. I’d risk it. Hopefully if it was a castaway situation I’d be
rescued before something untoward happened to my electronics.
That's rough. I'd pick a collection of Arthur C. Clarke, a collection of Jane Austen novels, and the Anne of Green Gables series. Do series count as one book?
ReplyDeleteHmmm, hadn't considered the series, except on my choice of a kindle- what the heck, we'll count series as one book. Thanks for commenting.
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