The Bible, A complete history of the world (including wars and the deaths associated with them), and A book containing all of the greatest poems in history.

 My first was a birthday present. It is simply called lost lives. It contains the names and accounts of all those who died here in the north of Ireland during the troubles. I lost a lot of friends and acquaintances so it has a special meaning to me. It tells the stories behind each death regardless of who they are. My second book choice would be the lion the witch and the wardrobe. I read this as a child and i loved it . It also encouraged me to read more as a child. Finally, i would choose the handbook of mental retardation syndromes. This book got me interested in genetics and ultimately lead me to become a nurse who specialises in mental handicap. It was a unique edition by dr charles carter. It showed many photographs of deformities related to genetic causes and explained each one individually. It switched on a light in my head and changed my life. >)

 "The Bible", "Websters Dictionary" and "Laughter, the Best Medicine"

 Romeo and Juliet, Cinderella, and Twilight. I can't help but to say that some of the most influential and valuable authors would be Shakespeare, Tamora Pierce, J.K Rowling, and Stephanie Meyer. Books are my favorite!!! (other than dancing.)

 Michael Savage, "Liberalism is a Mental Disorder"
Raoul Van Eigem, "Revolution of Everyday Life"
Ann Coulter, "If Democrats Had any Brains, They'd Be Republicans"

 I think I would save 'My big book of Questions and Answers','101 Stories from Panchatantra'and 'The Handbook of the birds of India and Pakistan'.
 

 I would have to save all my Text books.. Yeah I know, that officially makes me a nerd..... LOL They are the link to my future.

 That depends on what subject manner you are referring to and if its reacent or clasic. If you are talking recent spy thrillers I would go with the bourne series by robert ludlem. If we wear talking fantisy i would go with the lord of the rings trillogy