The book that’s been on your shelves the longest.

Ha, oh God. Probably The Wizard of OZ. I have two copies, a paperback and hardcover. The paperback is missing its cover and the hardcover its dust jacket. I've had the paperback since I was a kid, and the hardcover I got after my nana and papa died and we had to clean out their house (with a small collection of Illustrated Classics as well) :)

A book that reminds you of something specific in your life (a person, a place, a time).

Huh. I'm not too sure. Obviously, the Illustrated Classics novels remind of my nana and papa, haha. Charlotte's Web reminds me of my 3rd grade teacher because when we were reading it in class I brought in my own copy but the teacher took it away--I never did it get back...--so I wouldn't read ahead and let me borrow Mr. Popper's Penguins instead :P

A book you acquired in some interesting way

Uh, maybe Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban? I had a copy back in uhm 1999 (I was 8 holy crap) that I got at the school book sale, but it was stolen (I was storing it in the librarian's while I helped her with the book sale and library stuff) and uhm. So she just got another copy and gave it to me, even though she didn't actually have to, because yeah, it was her desk, but I was the one who'd left it there lol. But I guess she felt bad or something:P

The book that’s been with you to the most places.

Haha. Ohwow, I'm not too sure about that one. Most have just been brought here and that's that. Although I guess House of Bones by Dale Bailey could count, considering I rarely put it down while reading it, so it went in the car, to school, on the bus,through the mall, back home...haha.

The most recent addition to your shelves.

Uhm...On Writing by Stephen King, The Tommyknockers by Stephen King, and UFO: the Complete Sightings by Peter Brookesmith.

Your current read, your last read and the book you’ll read next.

The Hardy Boys: the Vanishing Thieves by Franklin W. Dixon & Damned by Chuck Palahniuk; no idea, I read like 5 Hardy Boys books in 2 days last week haha; Big Sur by Jack Kerouac + 3 more HB books + whatever else is on my to-read list.