What book would make you attracted to a person if you...

What book would make you attracted to a person if you saw him or her reading or holding it?

Yeah, confusing, and weird, but I promise that it's not at all for some evil plan I'm concocting.

My real question is:

What book would make you attracted to a guy if you saw him reading it?

And if you're a guy and you don't want to answer that question, you can just answer:

What book would make you attracted to a girl if you saw her reading it?

Please assist me @___@ I'm taking a writing break for a few hours. Will be back.

-Shina

Anything I've read and enjoyed, I guess. Extra points if the book is by: Neil Gaiman, Bret Easton Ellis, George R. R. Martin, or Danny Wallace.

Something classic would be quite attractive, or some kind of text book, to show he's interested in learning new things. Intelligence is very attractive. Failing that, anything I'm interested in, so Stephen King.

The Declaration by Gemma Malley, because no-one I know has read it yet and I'm desperately desperate to rant about it with someone! Reading anything by Malorie Blackman would also put X human being in my good books, because it shows simmilar tastes to me and a fair amount of intelligence.
Although, just reading at all would be a big plus, since not many people I know my age do so much. Sad times...

Harry Potter.

Anything by Cormac McCarthy. Also just about any good literature. Heck, it'd be great just to see a girl that was reading a book that WASN'T Twilight (not to say that girls only read Twilight or anything, but I rarely meet girls in real life who actually read good literature).

I find it extremely attractive when a guy is reading a book I really enjoyed. It makes me excited and I want to talk to them about it.

Catch-22. And they have to be laughing.

If I ever find a guy reading Christopher Moore, I would jump him. No hesitation. Just jump on him and start to read to him.

Something classic, perhaps Charles Dickens. I find intelligence very attractive indeed. Although a Jane Austen or a Bronte might be a bit weird for a guy to be reading.

Something sci-fi might be interesting too, because I'm a bit of a sci-fi geek and it would be nice to have someone who didn't think that was weird.

First of all, anything that I enjoyed. But specifically....Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles, anything by Ayn Rand, though I've only read The Fountainhead...The Picture of Dorian Gray, though it has subtle homosexual hints so maybe not (Yet again, maybe so because I'm not attracted to homophobs)..., Anything supernatural, vampires and such...Stephen King is good too...Oh! Annette Curtis Klause! She's awesome...