Me Book MEME

1. Anthony’s Pier 4, 2. Lord of the Ring Trilogy Finale, 3. Uros Petrovic – The Giving Tree, 4. Night of Mystery in Fantasy World, 5. Chief Washakie, 6. Where The Wild Things Are, 7. Mr. Tumnus from "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe", 8. drizzt lego, 9. Great Expectations, 10. The One Ring Wallpaper 3, 11. Prince Caspian Poster 5, 12. The Golden Compass

Created with fd’s Flickr Toys.

The concept:

a. Type your answer to each of the questions below into Flickr Search.
b. Using only the first page, pick an image.
c. Copy and paste the html into your blog or Flickr stream (the easiest way is to copy the URLs and then head over to the fd’s flickr toys link above and use the mosaic maker).

The Questions:

1. Favorite author
2. Favorite book
3. Favorite poem OR poet
4. Favorite genre
5. Favorite non-fiction category
6. Favorite book as a child OR first book you remember from childhood
7. What book are you reading now?
8. Favorite fictional character
9. Worst book you ever read
10. A book that changed your life
11. A movie that’s BETTER than the book
12. The most disappointing movie adaptation from a book (you know – you love the book and HATE the movie)

The Answers:

1. Piers Anthony
2. The Trilogy Of The Rings – I know it isn’t a single book, but you can’t read one without reading the other two!
3. Shel Silverstein
4. Science Fiction / Fantasy – Not really a single genre, but they’ve always been grouped together in the library and books stores so I’ve always grouped them together myself.
5. Native American History & Myths
6. Where The Wild Things Are
7. The Chronicles of Narnia
8. Drizzt Do’Urden
9. Great Expectations – or anything by Charles Dickens. I’m not a fan. I know he has his place in literature, but I can’t stand his writing.
10. The Fellowship Of The Ring – This was the book that turned me on to reading.
11. Prince Caspian – Saw the movie and then read the book and I was really impressed with how well the movie was done.
12. The Golden Compass – As good as Prince Caspian was, the Golden Compass (movie) represents the other side of that coin. A W F U L movie adaptation!

Image by Cayusa