With a graduation imminent (well, sort of) and a bit more free time coming up this summer, I decided to begin to come up with an extensive list of books that I haven't had the time or the energy to read since reading "for fun" became a pipe dream. This is by no means exhaustive, and it's not listed in any kind of order, but it's a start
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For now, I'll say:
The End of America: Letter of Warning To A Young Patriot by Naomi Wolf
and this summer, could I come hang there for a week too?
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I highly recommend On the Road. :)
I would also like to read more C.S. Lewis. And I'm getting rather interested in this hype over The Golden Compass.
Thanks for adding that overachiever part in there. ;)
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Why don't you tack Harry Potter on to that list? Bahaha.
Seriously...have you read Mitch Albom's works? I think you'd really like them if you haven't yet.
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I read your post and thought I should chime in.
I noticed a somewhat Christian theme to your list.
Here is my suggestion,
“The End of The Affair” by Graham Greene. Greene, despite his objections, is largely considered to be a catholic writer because of the themes in both his books and short stories.
This book is interesting both in structure and in subject. It’s told from two different perspectives. It also largely deals with the concept of faith. I assure you, it isn’t a cheesy romance novel as the title suggests.
Also if you wish to add some books that do not have a Christian theme, here are a few;
The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini
The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand
Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen
I hope you enjoy,
J
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