Plagarism: The Thirteenth Day
day 01 → your favorite song
day 02 → your favorite movie
day 03 → your favorite television program
day 04 → your favorite book
day 05 → your favorite quote
day 06 → whatever tickles your fancy
day 07 → a photo that makes you happy
day 08 → a photo that makes you angry/sad
day 09 → a photo you took
day 10 → a photo of you taken over ten years ago
day 11 → a photo of you taken recently
day 12 → whatever tickles your fancy
day 13 → a fictional book
day 14 → a non-fictional book
day 15 → a fanfic
day 16 → a song that makes you cry (or nearly)
day 17 → an art piece (painting, drawing, sculpture, etc.)
day 18 → whatever tickles your fancy
day 19 → a talent of yours
day 20 → a hobby of yours
day 21 → a recipe
day 22 → a website
day 23 → a YouTube video
day 24 → whatever tickles your fancy
day 25 → an object/a belonging
day 26 → a place
day 27 → a poem
day 28 → a food
day 29 → something that makes you amused
day 30 → whatever tickles your fancy
day 13 → a fictional book
Hmm, I reckon this might be another multiple answer here, though I only have 15 minutes to write this up before midnight! D:
My first response is George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series, but it's already really popular and famous so I feel it's a little defunct telling people about it- most people who would care have already read it to death just like me! When people ask me what type of book it is I always say "political fantasy". I think that puts a lot of folk off, but I really can't thin of a better way to describe it. Basic plot involves the death of the king and the resulting civil war as different people try to claim the throne. This in-fighting means the kingdom doesn't notice the threats that are marching ever closer to their borders. It's a huge read, and it's nowhere near finished yet, but totally worth it in my opinion. If reading isn't your cup of tea, there is a television adaptation of the first book, A Game of Thrones in the works just now I believe. Can't wait 8D
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Game-Thrones-Song-Fire-Book/dp/000647988X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1270162722&sr=1-1
For a slightly more obscure reference I'll go with Wilbur Smith and River God. It is one of a 'trilogy', but it doesn't really matter which book you start with. River God is set in ancient Egypt, while The Seventh Scroll revolves around a modern team of archaeologists puzzling out the traps in the tombs that were constructed in River God. Warlock is the final one in the series, and it is more of a sequel to River God. I inherited a bit of my Mum's fascination with ancient Egypt, so I found these quite captivating when (again) Dad gave them to me to read. Though I will say they are rather 'mature' for the age at which I read them, more for violence than anything, but there was the occaisional disturbing or raunchy scene if I recall correctly. I really should reread them at some point... If only I hadn't just started reading Song of Ice and Fire again :p
http://www.amazon.co.uk/River-God-Wilbur-Smith/dp/0330331973/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1270162694&sr=1-2