I realized my favorite thing about blogging is input. So here's your opportunity. It's time again to make my summer reading list and I need your input. I enjoy non-fiction over novels, but am not opposed to novels if they're good.
Currently on my list:
Outliers
Hot, Flat and Crowded
An Ordinary Man
For One More Day
Still on my list from last year:
The Art of Thinking
The Good Earth
Catcher in the Rye
Kite Runner
Mere Christianity
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Crime and Punishment
You're a fool for having not read Mere Christianity last year.
yeah! read mere christianity! twelve times!!!! all of my other suggestions would be fiction so maybe i will just not suggest anything.
Da Vinci Code. And the Twilight series. And Harry Potter.
yeah! listen to [Nate Housley]! read Da Vinci Code and Twilight and Harry Potter!!! twelve times at least!!!!!!!!!!!! and Crime and Punishment, at least a bakers dozen of times!!!!!!
i'm currently reading 'extremely loud and incredibly close' and loving it.
The Elephand and the Dragon by Robyn Meredith. It's about the economic rise of India and China. It was fascinating - and I think you'd really like it since you have your China connection.
i have an ordiniary man and other books about africa. i also would suggest...
the brief wondrous life of oscar wao
the history of love
the book thief
perfume
extremely loud and incredibly close
the curious incident of the dog in the night
the kite runner and a thousand splendid suns
anything by vonnegut
three cups of tea
i'm going to read
walden and les miserables this summer!
trent, i love reading!
you can also borrow some of those books from me!
of sam sam's I'm going to second:
extremely loud and incredibly close
the curious incident of the dog in the night
and
the kite runner
in non-fiction i'm gonna give you:
The year or magical thinking by
joan didion
Men are from mars women are from Venus
IM NOT KIDDING. Don't scoff, don't mock, do yourself a favor.
and I'm gonna say I if you haven't read
100 years of solitude or love in the time of cholera, both by gabriel garcia marquez, you're gonna want to do that
xoxo
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