(Part 3) Top products from r/Wishlist

Happy birthday! I hope you've been having a fantastic day!

I have so many books on my wish lists, it's hard for me to pick just one, but I can narrow it down to the top 3 I've really been wanting to read:

Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman

I love Norse mythology, history, language, religion and learning more about it, and from what I've read of Gaiman's, I enjoy his writing style.

S. / Ship of Theseus by Doug Dorst and J.J. Abrams

From the reviews it seems like a great book. There's the book Ship of Theseus, but in the margins and inserts there's a whole different story between two people trying discover the identity of the author of Ship of Theseus. It just looks like a fun book.

House of Leaves by Mark Danielewski

Another book I've heard great things about. I've heard it can be a difficult read with the unconventional format and footnotes etc.. But that just makes me want to read it even more.

All 3 are on my Most Wanted list.


Thanks for the contest!

So I chose this ... Its a book/journal/workbook thats called How to be Happy(or at least less sad).. I think this is something that would really be a fun way to help me be more positive and to help me try to celebrate myself more instead of constantly beating myself up...

Happy Lunar New Year to /u/mamallama !!

You should totally relax and do something artistic this weekend! Maybe a new, or old craft!

I think you and I would both love to have a Wreck This Journal!

Well I know I would.. and you may too!

Thank you kindly for the contest!

I would love to read Gulp: Adventures on the Alimentary Canal! It seems like an informative and fun book. Thanks for the contest!

This one is pretty long. Not the longest, but still up there.

An Amazon gift card would be pretty stellar. :)

Hope everyone had a relaxing weekend! I didn't do anything major, but it was nice to have the extra day off.

I have this in my books wishlist. I'm obsessed with Steven Universe. :-P

French toast! Thanks for the contest!

My mum recommended giving this one a try, so I'll see if it's in stock. Other than that, I'll probably just grab stuff with interesting covers that I might not typically get - it's a gift card, so I figure I'll go a little crazy :)

First day back here as well, so I know where you're coming from!

This book for my son! I have a different one by the same Author that he really, really loves, so I think he'll be quite happy to have another one with new pictures to look at!

Hello! Thank you so much for this contest and for your generosity! :)


https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/014241591X/ref=aw_wl_vv_dp_1_5?colid=NVE99WO11Q46&coliid=I2B0959VP4U3VP

The one you linked seems cool, but... Uh... Explain electric kettles to me, haha! I've heard the phrase before but I never really thought about how they could be better or even much different than a stovetop one! It says... it says it's cordless? How does that work?

I suggest this series, it is a magical story that is sure to capture your heart and attention!

OH!

what about a book with davinci's human form illustrations? Let me see...Like this?

and then maybe one like this oooor thisa-one?

I added an electric kettle the last time there was this contest.

It this one on my kitchen wishlist

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DEPGY7G/

Thanks!

It's called the Easy Walk Harness. They're nice.

Here ya go. They rape you in prices at petsmart, good lord.

I don't know how big Potter is but Pepper is 37lbs now and the medium was almost too big for her. We tightened it up all the way and it fit, so she'll have plenty of room to grow.

I'm currently reading The Mythology of Grimm. Its really interesting and it goes into detail comparing the Grimm Faitytails and the show Grimm. It even picks out language and weapons and suggests where they come from.

The Crown Tower for audiobook, and Nothing Personal for visualbook.

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• To Kill a Mockingbird
  
• The Complete Harry Potter Series
  
• Survive!: Essential Skills and Tactics to Get You Out of Anywhere - Alive
  
• The Princess Bride
  
• Castaway (for the irony)
  
• /u/186394