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Civil Disobedience, eh? I'll have to look it up soon. (Really want to right now, but should be studying...)
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#1: The Bible
Why? Leads me closer in my walk with God - couldn't live without it.
#2: The Ezekiel Option
Why? I like the first four books in Rosenberg series (not the last one-Dead Heat-because it gets me down) I like how in this book the author combines prophecy, action, and everything else in one book. It's really... haunting for lack of a better word. Cool, too, definitely.
#3: Calvin and Hobbes
Why? hilarious
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jwilson08 Wrote:#3: Calvin and Hobbes
Why? hilarious
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blueberry Wrote:HEY!!! ME TOO!!! I know every collection BY HEART!!!!!
That's a bummer isn't it? I wish he had written more.
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jwilson08 Wrote:That's a bummer isn't it? I wish he had written more.
Yah I'm surprised how few there are!
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jwilson08 Wrote:That's a bummer isn't it? I wish he had written more.
Ya, totally! Bill Watterson is a genius. Calvin's 6 year old perspective on life is soooooo refreshing! Love it!
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Wow ok so while reading all 5 pages of this I've found that most of my favorite books have been mentioned....Namely, anything by C.S. Lewis, Jane Austen, Lucy Maud Montgomery, and J.R.R. Tolien.
And the Bible of course. Safely Home is an excellent book by Randy Alcorn, I've only read the first chapter though because I got busy. Has anyone here read his novel Edge Of Eternity? It's a really great read, I highly recommend it!
I'm going to look into reading G.K. Chesterton in the near future. I read but one chapter from The Man Who Was Thursday, and it was most intruiging.
I'm reading Walden by Henry David Thoreau, and then on to Civil Disobedience.
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Elizabeth Wrote:I'm reading Walden by Henry David Thoreau
That one took me forever to get through. Way too dense in my opinion. American Literature is interesting, though.
A pity there's no IC flashcard option for it.
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bpclep Wrote:That one took me forever to get through. Way too dense in my opinion.
It's way too something, all right. I found Walden to be boring -- and I love literature! But it was a while ago...
I never did get to Civil Disobedience, an interesting principle (to say the least).
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Elizabeth Wrote:Wow ok so while reading all 5 pages of this I've found that most of my favorite books have been mentioned....Namely, anything by C.S. Lewis, Jane Austen, Lucy Maud Montgomery, and J.R.R. Tolien. And the Bible of course. Safely Home is an excellent book by Randy Alcorn, I've only read the first chapter though because I got busy. Has anyone here read his novel Edge Of Eternity? It's a really great read, I highly recommend it!
I'm going to look into reading G.K. Chesterton in the near future. I read but one chapter from The Man Who Was Thursday, and it was most intruiging.
I'm reading Walden by Henry David Thoreau, and then on to Civil Disobedience.
Man Who Was Thursday = great book but a little out there in the end
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