B.O.B. Would You Rather...

Day 2 of the Bout of Books Read-a-Thon has commenced and I'm finally getting around to participating in my first mini challenge of the week.  Woohoo! 
Today's mini challenge is hosted by Lori @ Writing My Own Fairytale.  This one is super simple and pretty straight forward:  answer the Would You Rather question.  Here we go!

Would You Rather...Lend books to someone who dog-ears pages or to someone who reads with cheesy Cheetos fingers?
  • I would much rather have someone who dog-ears pages borrow my books.  As a dog-earer myself (I'm really trying to be better about it), it wouldn't bother me as much.  I hate when there is something spilled on books or food/bugs smudged in them.  It disgusts me!  Though Cheetos are delicious...mmm
Would You Rather...Be able to meet one character of your choice or meet one of author of your choice?
  • An author of my choice, no question.  JK Rowling, I'm coming for you!
Would You Rather...Never be allowed in a book store again or never be allowed in a library again?
  • Oh...this one's hard.  Probably a bookstore...as much as I love them.  At least the library will continue to get new books and they're free!
Would You Rather...Have to choose one of your favorite characters to die in their book or have to pick one of your favorite couples to break up in their book?
  • I think I'd rather have my favorite couple break up because at least they would still exist.  Ron and Hermione...they'd still be friends.  Mr Darcy and Elizabeth...would be tough, but I'd be happy that Darcy would be around to be all curmudgeon-y :)
Would You Rather...Be required to read Twilight one a year for the rest of your life or The Scarlet Letter once a year for the rest of your life?
  • Definitely Twilight!  It's totally a guilty pleasure.
What about you?  Where do you stand on these Would You Rather questions? 

There is still time to sign up for the read-a-thon, if you're interested; it closes today.  Simply go here and join in!

Happy reading, fellow Bout of Bookers!

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