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The Gathering Storm-Winston S. Churchill The American Civil War-Winston S. Churchill The Scarlet Letter-Nathanial Hawthorne Tom Sawyer-Mark Twain Traitor to His Class:The Privileged Life and Radical Presidency of FDR-H.W. Brands Warriors of God-James Reston Jr.

I don't read, I'm never in there long enough to need a book.

Unfortunately I didn't get much read last month, only finished Warlord: A Life of Winston Churchill at War by Carlo D'Este. February went by way too fast.

I read about three or four books at a time so there is never really a space.

Oliver Twist-Charles Dickens The Age of Reason-Thomas Paine The New World-Winston S. Churchill Relativity-Albert Einstein The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin David Copperfield-Charles Dickens Candide-Voltaire Beowulf Alice in Wonderland/Through the Looking Glass-Lewis Carroll

Oliver Twist-Charles Dickens The Age of Reason-Thomas Paine The New World-Winston S. Churchill Relativity-Albert Einstein The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin David Copperfield-Charles Dickens Candide-Voltaire Beowulf Alice in Wonderland/Through the Looking Glass-Lewis Carroll

The classic Beowulf, which had a mass influence on Tolkin. Eragon , if your favoritism is fantasy; although, I have not yet read this series, only by its prominence can I presume it will be a distinctive read. Also general British or European history which to me, reads like a fantasy novel...

The Complete Lewis Carroll The Complete Sherlock Holmes-Sir Arthur Conan Doyle The Odyssey-Homer The Art of War-Sun Tzu

This is all of what I can recall, I am sure there are many I am forgetting from earlier this year. -The Five Ages of the Universe: Inside the Physics of Eternity-Fred C. Adams and Greg Laughlin -Origins -Neil Degrasse Tyson -Time Traveler: A Scientist's Personal Mission to Make Time Travel a...

Some rediscovered classics: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland-Lewis Carroll Oliver Twist-Charles Dickens David Copperfield-Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol-Charles Dickens The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin The Age of Reason-Thomas Paine Common Sense-Thomas Paine Great Expectations-Charles...

Sounds promising, can someone give a brief summary about it?

Greetings fellow book enthusiasts! As a prodigious zealot for books, I am glad to encounter a group of congenial people who share the same passion! I anticipate hearing more of everyone's reviews and recommendations. I am open to just about anything, but I will generally read non-fiction...