I saw this thing...

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over on ng_moonmoth's journal, and since it sounded like fun I thought I'd do it too.

Ask me my top five anything.

I don't have a lot of boundaries, so I will probably answer almost any question, though there may be a few that get considered as too personal. I might also have hard time thinking of a top five for some, if it's a category with lots of options.

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Re: Top five books?

[fuzzyred]

This one is always hard for me because I've read so many.

1. Trickster's Choice by Tamora Pierce
2. The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
3. Dragon Rider by Cornelia Funke
4. Ireland, A Novel by Frank Delaney
5. ... I'm blanking on the name of it, but it is a book about ex-military men and the dogs they train. (I will add the name when I have access to the book.)

Re: Top five books?

[dialecticdreamer]

I've read one of those, and that means FOUR new things to find! Thank you!

Re: Top five books?

[fuzzyred]

The first three are intended for teens, if that makes a difference, though I still enjoy them quite a lot :)

Re: Top five books?

[dialecticdreamer]

Madeleine L'Engle's "Wrinkle in Time" still makes my top ten list, and it's a kids' book.

Re: Top five books?

[fuzzyred]

Sometimes those are the best. I still remember a lot of the ones I read as a kid.

Re: Top five books?

[fuzzyred]

Finally found it!

Number 5 is Extreme Honor by Piper J. Drake