Welcome to today’s stop on The {Teen} Book Scene‘s blog tour for Can You Survive: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Author Ryan Jacobson is here with a this or that list.

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Coffee or tea: I’m not a fan of either, but I accidentally drank iced tea one time and almost lost my lunch. (It’s true, I have a terrible gag reflex; I’m kind of weird that way.) So if I must choose, I’ll go with coffee.

Hardcover or paperback books: Hardcover, although as I’m sitting here trying to justify it, um, I got nothin’. I guess I’m paying extra for no good reason.

Left or right: Left. Wait, is this a political question?

Sing or dance: Well, I’m a pretty awful dancer, but I rock at DDR. I also love ballroom dancing, although I don’t have much occasion for it (at least, not until they have me on Dancing with the Stars). I’ll choose singing. I’m pretty bad at that too, but I can sing in the car.

Beach or mountain: Mountain, I prefer the cooler air; I’m definitely not a hot-weather person. But I’m kind of (a lot) out of shape; I don’t have to climb the mountain, do I?

Mac or PC: Uh-oh, hot-button issue for me! I use both at work, and let’s just say that my PC days are my crabby days.

Cats or dogs: Dogs.

Red apples or green apples: Here again, I don’t do either. (I’m what you might call a “fussy” eater.) Red apples are prettier, though.

Read the book or see the movie: The rule at our house is that you read the book first. Besides, the book is always better.

Gandalf or Dumbledore: Definitely Gandalf. I like the Harry Potter books, but I don’t love them. Lord of the Rings, however, is among my favorites (but I could do without the 600-page denouement).

Ebooks or physical books: I really want to hate ebooks, but ever since I started reading on my iPod Touch, I can’t stop. Still, if there’s a new book I want to get, I buy the physical book . . . for now.

Chocolate or vanilla: Vanilla.

Morning person or night person: I am such a night person. I have trouble falling asleep if I even try going to bed before 11pm. And in the morning, don’t talk to me before lunch.

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Great answers. Thanks for playing along, Ryan!

About Can You Survive: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

He’s the world’s most famous detective, and thanks to this brilliantly adapted book, he’s you! The cases, the clues, the suspects, they’re yours to sort through in this exciting Choose Your Path book. You are Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes. You make the choices. But be careful; the wrong decision could lead to your doom.

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