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It's crazy that the Bible is one of the best selling books, best written stories and poems.. Yet still we can't read it as a 'book' 'story' in school. Absolutely disturbing. We should be able to read all religious books. Just the bible is a remarkable book. There should at least be a class on it. Not only private schools.. Anyone agree?
 
Osman's Dream by Caroline Finkel. It's about the history of the Ottoman Empire.
 
Reading A Star Called Henry right now. I definitely have Against the Day on my list, as well (glad to see the OP list that one). I have to admit I'm a sucker for PoMo lit, and I really enjoyed the bit of Pynchon I read in undergrad. :D
 
Just finished Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince; now reading the Miles Davis biography by Ian Carr.
 
Monster by Frank Peretti. So far its a page turner.

Best I've read so far (besides what I've gotten through of the Bible) is Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis. Now that will make you think.
 
To the Lighthouse -- one of my favorite novels and a book I try to come back to every December. Peaceful, brilliant and so freaking human and beautiful.

Inuit Women Artists is next in my pile.

:)
 
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Dickens - Hard times
Rorty - Contingency, irony and solidarity
Maquiavelo - The Prince

and some others partially...
 
The World Is Flat-Thomas Friedman (finding it very repetitive, but I'm an econ major so maybe that's why I feel like he doesn't need to drill it into my head so much)

Yah. I got about half way through it.

I am reading Moonwar by Ben Bova. It's been a long time since I read any of his stuff and I am enjoying it even more now. Before this was I, Robot by Asimov, Moonrise and PowerSat by Bova, and a biography of a WW2 Navy Pilot (A very sobering read...).
 
Lotr

Right now i'm finishing The Return Of The King, after reading the other two last week.

Best.Books.Ever

And the movie isn't so bad either, when you take in mind that they had to summarize a lot of details.
 
What a wonderful trilogy of books. The worst thing is that a few months after you've finished you start thinking you need to read it again !!!!!

Kinda glad I read Cryptonomicon first. Now if the library would ever get Snow Crash in!
 
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