N.B. This is a running list of the books that we are reading or have read. The titles nearest the top are those we are currently enjoying (or despising, as the case may be); CD’s are red, RC’s are black. If you are interested in particular reading projects we’ve completed, search our posts for “reading lists” or “reading projects.”
Wise Blood — Flannery O’Connor
Home — Marilynne Robinson
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer — Mark Twain
The Perfect Wedding: The Selling of the American Wedding — Rebecca Mead
The Indian in the Cupboard — Lynne Reid
A Wrinkle in Time — Madeleine L’Engle (audio)
Orthodoxy — G. K. Chesterton
The One-Life Solution — Dr. Henry Cloud
Emotional Intelligence 2.0 — Bradberry, Greaves, Lencioni
The Mistmanle Chronicles: Urchin of the Riding Stars — M. I. McAllister (audio)
Baptism and Fullness — John Stott
The Elements of Style –Strunk and White
Around the World in Eighty Days –Jules Verne
Ender’s Game –Orson Scott Card
Neuromancer –William Gibson
The Left Hand of Darkness –Ursula LeGuin
Collected Poems –Theodore Roethke
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? –Philip K. Dick
Matilda –Roald Dahl
All Hallow’s Eve –Charles Williams
The Graveyard Book –Neil Gaiman
The Egypt Game –Zilpha Synder
A Wind in the Door –Madeleine L’Engle
Wind in the Willows –Kenneth Grahame
Put Your Money Where Your Morals Are –Scott Fehrenbacher
Pilgrim at Tinker’s Creek –Annie Dillard
Dune –Frank Herbert
The Moon is a Harsh Mistress –Robert Heinlein
Life of Samuel Johnson –Boswell
Stranger in a Strange Land –Robert Heinlein
A Canticle for Leibowitz — Walter M. Miller Jr.
The Idiot –Fyodor Dostoevsky
The Thanatos Syndrome –Walker Percy
The Road –Cormac McCarthy
The Truth –Terry Pratchett
The Baron in the Trees –Italo Calvino
I, Robot –Isaac Asimov
Foundation –Isaac Asimov
The Count of Monte Cristo –Alexander Dumas
Farenheit 451 –Ray Bradbury
War of the Worlds –H.G. Wells
Winnie the Pooh –A.A. Milne
If on a winters’ night a traveler –Italo Calvino
You read Ender’s Game, Bec? What’d you think?