House on fire, can only save book, what would it be?

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Re: House on fire, can only save book, what would it be?

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Ye Gods . . . what an impossible question. Uhm . .

Probably my hardback of the Works of William Shakespeare. My husband and children bought it for my birthday when we were young and poor as church mice.
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Circe by Madeline Miller. I’d never had a favourite book before, despite having read plenty of books I loved. But this book made me fall in love with reading all over again. I press flowers in my favourite pages and re-read my favourite parts when I’m having a hard day. If I only got to save one book, that’s the one, easily.
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Just throw whole book shelf out window! I just can't chose!
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Memoar trilogi Mia Bustam will be the books that I'll save because these works are valuable, also some poetry books it seems.
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