I love my kindle and I love all the books on there (that I've read...) so some of these were pretty hard to think of :)
5: The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe
Poe is my favourite poet by far and The Raven is what made me want to read more from him. I'm pretty sure this was the second thing I downloaded as soon as I got my kindle because I wanted to read it again and again, without taking a massive collection of Poe around with me.
4: Dracula by Bram Stoker
This was the first thing I downloaded onto my kindle, and it's basically just because I love the story so much. Including my kindle edition I have about 6 copies of this book I think? I love it.
And this is my kindle cover, it's love.
3: Les Misérables by Victor Hugo
Ugh I love les mis! I love the stage version, the film, the book, everything. And I love that I can read this when I'm travelling without having to carry around a 900 page book!
2: Superheroes: The Best of Philosophy and Pop Culture by William Irwin
I adore the philosophy and pop culture books, and when I downloaded this one I think that took my total to about 8 different ones that I own? I love philosophy more than most things, and superheroes are something I've loved since I was tiny (thanks to my big brother) and this book was just amazingly wonderful to read.
1: The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones by Cassandra Clare
I really, really wanted to read this ages and ages ago but I couldn't find it anywhere so I downloaded it and fell completely, 100%, madly in love with it. I have the rest of the series in physical form, but I still love that I have this one on my kindle and not physical copy because it's how I fell in love with the world and I like remembering that when I re-read it (like I am now) :).
Meghan x
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