Books read these last few weeks
As promised, here's a list of the books I've had the pleasure of reading this past month. I've already said elsewhere that books to me are like oxygen, so don't be surprised by the amount of reading I do on a regular basis.
Can You Keep A Secret?
- Sophie Kinsella
Essential Rumi
- Jalal al-Din Rumi & Al Coleman Barks
Even Angels Ask: A Journey to Islam in America
- Jeffrey Lang
Fidel: A Critical Portrayal
- Tad Szulc
Getting Over It
- Anna Maxted
Journey of The Soul: The Story of Hai bin Yaqzan
- Abu Bakr Muhammed bin Tufail & Riad Kocache
Losing My Religion: A Call for Help
- Jeffrey Lang
Madness & Civilization: A History of Insanity in the Age of Reason
- Michel Foucault
Mecca & Main Street: Muslim Life in American after 9/11
- Geneive Abdo
On Beauty
- Zadie Smith
Open Veins of Latin America: Five Centuries of the Pillage of A Continent
- Eduardo Galeano
Out of Africa
- Isak Dinesen
She Came to Stay
- Simone de Beauvoir
The Divided West
- Jurgen Habermas
The God Delusion
- Richard Dawkins
The Lives of Girls & Women
- Alice Munro
The Power of Humility: Choosing Peace Over Conflict In Relationships
- Charles Whitfield, Barbara Whitfield, Russell Park & JeneanePrevatt
Can You Keep A Secret?
- Sophie Kinsella
Essential Rumi
- Jalal al-Din Rumi & Al Coleman Barks
Even Angels Ask: A Journey to Islam in America
- Jeffrey Lang
Fidel: A Critical Portrayal
- Tad Szulc
Getting Over It
- Anna Maxted
Journey of The Soul: The Story of Hai bin Yaqzan
- Abu Bakr Muhammed bin Tufail & Riad Kocache
Losing My Religion: A Call for Help
- Jeffrey Lang
Madness & Civilization: A History of Insanity in the Age of Reason
- Michel Foucault
Mecca & Main Street: Muslim Life in American after 9/11
- Geneive Abdo
On Beauty
- Zadie Smith
Open Veins of Latin America: Five Centuries of the Pillage of A Continent
- Eduardo Galeano
Out of Africa
- Isak Dinesen
She Came to Stay
- Simone de Beauvoir
The Divided West
- Jurgen Habermas
The God Delusion
- Richard Dawkins
The Lives of Girls & Women
- Alice Munro
The Power of Humility: Choosing Peace Over Conflict In Relationships
- Charles Whitfield, Barbara Whitfield, Russell Park & JeneanePrevatt
Labels: Books / Reading
posted by just a girl at 10:48 AM
4 Comments:
Damn girl! I didn't even read that much when I was unemployed and HAD THE TIME! :P
You have a lot of travel time or something? Or are they all really small books...that's it, isn't it. Small books with a big font! ;)
(Love the "book reports" that have been all over these pages lately though, it really is some great writing we've been seeing as of late, dear!)
Michelle they're all 10 pages long ;)
Ok seriously, who the fuck reads FOUCAULT for fun??? You are insane! I had to read that shit in university and I'll never go near it again!!!!!!!!
"Getting Over It" is HILARIOUS! I loved that the book had nothing to do with relationships :)
Keep these coming, please!! I like to pick from your lists like I did last time.
Maria
What a great list! I am enjoying the fact that you're sharing your books with us now :)
Why don't you have a 'Book' category??
Colleen
Yippee! New titles to explore....
I agree with Colleen, a book category would be great.
Thanks a million, ma belle :)
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