The 12th task on my Carpe Diem List. This is one of the most enjoyable on the list. I love to read, which is strange because as a child I rebelled against it. This page is going to be used to document my book selections. Enjoy.
1) Twilight
2) New Moon
3) Eclipse
4) Breaking Dawn
5) Built for Show
6) ABC’s of Getting out of Debt
7) The Game
9) 10 Rules of Writing
11) The Alchemist
13) Ignore Everybody: 39 Other Keys to Creativity
14) Man’s Search for Meaning (April 2011)
15) Jeffrey Gitomer’s Little Black of Connections (April 2011)
16) Into the Wild (April 2011)
17) Do Travel Writers Go To Hell? (May 2011)
18) What is everybody saying? (May 2011)
19) Europe through the back door 2010 (May 2011)
20) Drink, Play, F@#k (June 2011)
21) Failing Forward (September 2011)
22) How to get out of your own way? (October 2011)
23) The way of the superior man (November 2011)
24) The Reluctant Fundamentalist (December 2011)
25) Stephen King: On Writing (December 2011)
26) Seduction (December 2011)
27) Scavenger’s Manifesto (May 2012)
28) A Game Of Thrones (July 2012)
you must must must read the power of one by bryce courtenay. you will love it.
I must recommend to you “Stolen Lives: Twenty Years in a Desert Jail” by Malika Oufkir to you. It’s a wonderful story about a woman and her family who are locked up by the royal family of Morocco.
If you like lighter things check out Augusten Burroughs or David Sedaris.
Noted Elle and they’re going on the Chapters wish list momentarily. I love recommendations. I’ve been trying to incorporate a synopsis on the blog for some time. Keep the recommendations coming. Thanks.
Into The Wild – I loved his spirit – and his letter to the old man – powerful words.
I have read over a thousand books. Many have left an impression on me. Very few have I read twice. The 3 I have read twice are, ‘The Count of Monte Cristo’-Alexander Dumas, ‘The Worthing Saga’-Orson Scott Card, ‘The Boat of a Million Years’-Poul Anderson…Enjoy Your journey, and Vaya Con Dios….The Old Cowboy…:)