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Anniebach Wed 24-Aug-16 16:59:06

I would choose complete works of Dickens in place of Shakespeare

LullyDully Wed 24-Aug-16 16:52:51

And complete.works.of the Beatles if that's not too greedy.smile

LullyDully Wed 24-Aug-16 16:52:01

Perhaps we should be allowed the complete works of Dickens....what do you think?

Linsco56 Wed 24-Aug-16 16:48:17

Disc - So long Marianne - Leonard Cohen

Book - A Passage to India

Luxury item - contact lenses (half blind without them!)

Alima Wed 24-Aug-16 16:38:43

I Love to Boogie.

A Town Like Alice.

ninathenana Wed 24-Aug-16 16:35:10

Disc: Heard it Through the Grapevine
Book: would have to be non fiction by that Bair (no idea how to spell his name) bloke how to survive
Luxury: Hair brush

Anniebach Wed 24-Aug-16 16:07:10

No problem llrina, wouldn't want to get to the Island and no Bible smile

Ilrina Wed 24-Aug-16 16:00:14

Yes Annie, I should have said , but I think the castaways get the Bible and complete works of Shakespeare anyway, so the book you choose will be another one, sorry I left that out

Anniebach Wed 24-Aug-16 15:56:00

Clare de Lune , it comforts me

Nicholas Nickelby. I take it we are allowed the Bible

Binoculars

LullyDully Wed 24-Aug-16 15:48:23

Lovely idea a Ilrena

LullyDully Wed 24-Aug-16 15:47:55

Waterloo Sunset.

Great Expectations

A torch with endless supply of batteries.

Ilrina Wed 24-Aug-16 14:55:45

I thought it might be fun to do something along the lines of Desert Island Discs on here: The whole thing may be a bit much. How about we all give the ONE disc we would take with us, and the reason why. Also a Book, and that all important Luxury.

I will jump in feet first with mine:
Disc " Penny Lane" The Beatles. Very difficult to choose one disc, but this takes me right back to being a teenager in Liverpool. I didn't actually have a great Childhood, but this reminds me of the happier times.

Book: Gormenghast by Mervyn Peake. I chose this because it will keep me going for some time. I am reading it now, but I get so little time to read that it seems to go on forever. It is one of those books though that really takes you to another place.

Luxury: Lots and lots of stationary, really nice good quality paper, pens and pencils.

Cannot wait to read everyone else's