Don’t take too long to think about it. Fifteen books you’ve read that will always stick with you. First fifteen you can recall in no more than 15 minutess.
I’m doing mine in my blog, so I don’t lose it in the bowels of Facebook:
- “Lord of the Rings” (J.R.R.Tokien)
- “Third Wish” (Robert Fulghum)
- “Consciousness Explained” (and everything else by Dan Dennett)
- “The Ancestor’s Tale” (and everything else by Richard Dawkins)
- “God is not Great” (Christopher Hitchens)
- “Godel, Escher, Bach” (and everything else by Doug Hofstadter)
- “I, Asimov” (Isaac Asimov – I like his novels, but prefer these essays)
- “H.M.S.Ulysses” (Alastair MacLean)
- “The Penguin Atlas of Ancient History” (and the others in the series by Colin McEvedy)
- “The Daughter of Time” (Josephine Tey)
- “Windscale 1957″ (Lorna Arnold – my mother; also her books on the UK bomb)
- “The Demon-Haunted World” (Carl Sagan)
- “Risking Everything: 110 Poems of Love and Revelation” (ed. Roger Housden)
- “Level 7″ (Mordecai Roshwald)
- “Swallows and Amazons” (Arthur Ransome – the whole series, please)
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I can see there are several trips to the library I still owe myself…
“Level 7″ – Wow, didn’t know anyone else had read that one. It would certainly be on my list.
1. Watership Down
2. Gone With the Wind
3. The Bones of the Moon
4. Lord Valentine’s Castle
5. Les Miserables
6. The Incredible Journey
7. My Side of the Mountain
8. The Fountainhead
9. The Hobbit
10. A Wrinkle In Time
11. A Wind in the Door
12. A Swiftly Tilting Planet
13. The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
14. Prince Caspian
15. The Last Battle