I recently read an article that talked about whether your kids will inherit your books. Basically, it was about whether you keep your books or if you buy e-books and what will your kids inherit. While I don't have an e-reader, I'm not totally against them. I see their value. It would be great to take on vacations and it's also convenient to carry in your purse to have when you are unexpectedly waiting in a long line for something. The article did make me think though. While I'm not buying a ton of e-books, I have never really thought about saving my books for my kids. Taking a look at my book shelf, there's not a whole lot on it that I would be proud to pass down. Sure there's some best sellers but most of them are paperbacks. I don't have any classics. Well, maybe some of those best sellers will become classics. I'm on a mission now to find some of the classics that I loved reading as a child and as an adult and to build a book shelf worthy to pass down to my kids. I think a visit to the used book store is in order. What would be on your list of books that you would want to pass down to your children? Leave a comment below and let me know. You might mention a book that I forgot about and would love to have : ) p.s. You can read the article I was talking about here: http://www.npr.org/2012/06/21/155360197/will-your-children-inherit-your-e-books