I’m still roaming the internet and I have found yet another test, a ‘better’ one for us booklovers: what book are you?
The test is not very accurate and trustworthy (at least in my case), but it is still fun to take it.
Here is my result:
I stumbled across the tickle site. A site where you can do many tests. I did the ‘what is your true color’ test. You have to answer 19 (simple) questions and then you get your result. Here is my color, and I have to say: it’s accurate.
It’s a popular saying and maybe you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but the fact is I often buy my books (only) because the cover is intruiging.
Here are some examples of book covers that grabbed me right away:
When I saw the books the first time I never heard of the author or title, but when I saw the book cover, I had to pick up the book. I don’t know what it is, but I have that feeling quite often, and I have to say I’m almost never disappointed by the books I pick out this way. Better yet, some of my favorite authors now, I never heard of before I saw the cover. An example of an author: Magnus Mills.
Just before planet Earth is being destroyed alien Ford Prefect, who has lived on earth for fifteen years as an out-of-work-actor, saves human Arthur Dent, who already is having a bad day because his house is scheduled to be demolished that morning. Reason for destruction: the planet has to give way for an intergalactic freeway. After they are picked up in lose space just before they run out of oxygen, a journey through space and time begins with help of totally different individuals (my favorite: Marvin the always depressed robot) and the hitchhiker’s guide. They are forced to work together to survive their ride through the galaxy in a spaceship that runs on improbability numbers.
