Which Three Books?

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Kitti said:
Be creative, engineer your own self-worshipping mythos!

If you were to be successful at indoctrinating them anyway, why not tailor the details to your liking?
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That's just the thing though, if I'm doing it the ways of old none of them should be able to read.
So really I just flash the Bible to say "This looks Holy! It says I require 72 people really good at sex".
 
D: This is really hard. Not only am I torn between practicality and desire but there are so many books in the world and three is such a small number....

But, after much deliberation I've decided to go with books I'd want to read. Mostly because, I know I wouldn't ever read a survival manual.
  1. Wizard's First Rule- Terry Goodkind
  2. The Night Circus- Erin Morgenstern
  3. Harpy Thyme- Piers Anthony

It really wasn't easy to pick just three.
 
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1. My e-reader + solar charger mwahaha hundreds of books! >:3
2. Survival book
3. Book o' Kindling.

Honestly, if the first isnt an option, a Dresden Files omnibus by Jim Butcher or the Godspeaker omnibus by Karen Miller
 
Aenimus said:
1. My e-reader + solar charger mwahaha hundreds of books! >:3
2. Survival book
3. Book o' Kindling.

Honestly, if the first isnt an option, a Dresden Files omnibus by Jim Butcher or the Godspeaker omnibus by Karen Miller
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Hmm I think the first is a valid option :P Since it is a single object.
 
  • Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman. It has sentimental value to me.
  • Lord of the Rings 3 in 1 trilogy book, yeah, I also have one and that would be a nice way to pass the time.
  • A book on survival since I pretty much suck at it otherwise.
 
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