What Book Should You Read On Valentine's Day?

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Feel like reading a good love story around Valentine's Day but don't know which one you would like? Take this quiz until 12 February and find out now with what novel you should curl up that day! Five amazing novels await to be discovered. If you like your result, make sure to drop by our library and borrow that specific book and many more. And if you want to make your own romance worthy of the literary classics, leave us your contact details for the chance to win a romantic Valentine's dinner for two in the British Council library in Bucharest on 14 February. Please note that the competition is open to participants over 18 only. For more details, please visit the British Council website (www. Britishcouncil. Ro) or contact us at [em

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Romeo and Juliet - William Shakespeare

It seems you are in love with classical love stories! If you are looking not only for a play that will never die, but also for the thrill of young and adventurous love, then this is the book for you! Follow Romeo and Juliet in a journey where family and politics stand between the star crossed lovers.Do you want to read this book? Join the British Council library and gain access to this and many other best sellers.And if you left us your contact details, don't make any plans for 14 February yet, because you might be the lucky winner of a dazzling and romantic Valentine's dinner for two in the British Council library in Bucharest!

Me Before You - Jojo Moyes

Your ideal Valentine is definitely a book which defies all prejudice. Disguised in a light novel, Me Before You is a story which talks about an unexpected romance with incredible characters. Follow Lou Clark and Will Traynor and see how two people can change each other’s destiny!Do you want to read this book? Join the British Council library and gain access to this and many other best sellers.And if you left us your contact details, don't make any plans for 14 February yet, because you might be the lucky winner of a dazzling and romantic Valentine's dinner for two in the British Council library in Bucharest!

Lord of the Rings - J. R. R. Tolkien

You are definitely not one to enjoy a typical romance novel. If you like your books to be adventurous and mysterious but you still like a good love story on the side, then try Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings! Between battles, quests and dangers, you can still follow Aragorn and Arwen or Sam and Rosie in their love stories!Do you want to read this book? Join the British Council library and gain access to this and many other best sellers.And if you left us your contact details, don't make any plans for 14 February yet, because you might be the lucky winner of a dazzling and romantic Valentine's dinner for two in the British Council library in Bucharest!

The Ground Beneath her Feet - Salman Rushdie

You are definitely looking for a complex read this Valentine’s Day. This novel definitely has its share of obsessions, cultural clashes and rock’n’roll. Read this book and see how rock star Vina Apsara influences the lives of fellow musician Ormus Cama and photographer Umeed “Rai” Merchant in a setting that will bring you back to some of the biggest movements on the Western art scene of the 20th century!Do you want to read this book? Join the British Council library and gain access to this and many other best sellers.And if you left us your contact details, don't make any plans for 14 February yet, because you might be the lucky winner of a dazzling and romantic Valentine's dinner for two in the British Council library in Bucharest!

High Fidelity - Nick Hornby

If you are the book lover that will always listen to a good tune while reading your favourite novel – this one is definitely perfect for you! Follow record-shop owner Rob Fleming and see how he manages to get through a bad break up as well as a professional rut. To give it an added flavour, this novel is so packed with musical references that you’ll be humming all the way through!Do you want to read this book? Join the British Council library and gain access to this and many other best sellers.And if you left us your contact details, don't make any plans for 14 February yet, because you might be the lucky winner of a dazzling and romantic Valentine's dinner for two in the British Council library in Bucharest!

Questions and Answers

1.

Where would you go on a reading date?
- A.
  
  In the park
- B.
  
  At home
- C.
  
  On a hot air balloon
- D.
  
  At a book club
- E.
  
  At an independent book store
2.

What type of character would you like to be your Valentine?
- A.
  
  The hero - somebody who is always the centre of attention
- B.
  
  The care-taker - somebody who is loyal and kind
- C.
  
  The shady character - somebody who is hard to understand
- D.
  
  The villain - somebody strong and determined
- E.
  
  A secondary character - somebody witty and funny
3.

What would be the ideal ending for a love story?
- A.
  
  A tragic ending
- B.
  
  A surprising ending
- C.
  
  A happy ending
- D.
  
  An ending which changes the destiny of the main characters
- E.
  
  An ending which teaches a great lesson
4.

When browsing at the book store, you are most likely to:
- A.
  
  Go for the books you know best
- B.
  
  Get a book a friend recommended
- C.
  
  Visit the "Best Selling" section
- D.
  
  Buy a book which has raised dispute
- E.
  
  Buy a book from an author you love
5.

Which of these literary couples is your favourite?
- A.
  
  Elizabeth Bennett and Mr. Darcy
- B.
  
  Bridget Jones and Mark Darcy
- C.
  
  Lancelot and Guinevere
- D.
  
  Dorian Gray and Sybil Vane
- E.
  
  Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley
6.

Which literary love quote would you actually fall for?
- A.
  
  "Oh the heart that has truly loved never forgets, But as truly loves on to the close." (Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms - Thomas Moore)
- B.
  
  "If you live to be a hundred, I want to live to be a hundred minus one day, so I never have to live without you." (Winnie the Pooh - A.A. Milne)
- C.
  
  "You could draw me to fire, you could draw me to water, you could draw me to the gallows, you could draw me to any death, you could draw me to anything I have most avoided, you could draw me to any exposure and disgrace. This and the confusion of my thoughts, so that I am fit for nothing, is what I mean by your being the ruin of me. "(Our Mutual Friend - Charles Dickens)
- D.
  
  “I cannot let you burn me up, nor can I resist you. No mere human can stand in a fire and not be consumed.” (Possession - A.S. Byatt)
- E.
  
  "He was my North, my South, my East and West, My working week and my Sunday rest." (Stop All The Clocks - W.H. Auden)
7.

You are allowed one book on a desert island. What is it?
- A.
  
  Poetry
- B.
  
  A love story
- C.
  
  A survival guide
- D.
  
  An art book
- E.
  
  Your own diary