Once again I am putting something on the blog so that I will commit to it. I have this huge list of books I want to read see... And I sort of made a goal to read {or re-read} them all by the time I was 30. Tooooatally doable right? I know. I just need to get on it. I can easily tackle this. I just keep putting it off, thinking that the list is so big I don't even know where to start. You know what? I take that back. I know exactly where I am going to start. I am going to start here:
(I am going go to the library today!)
Anyways,
I knew if I put it on the blog I would not make any more excuses. So, in no particular order here is the list of books I want to read before I am 30:
{And don't judge that I didn't capitalize properly. If the computer didn't do it for me it didn't get done}
1. Alan Bradley: The sweetness at the bottom of the pie
2. Anita Diamant: Day after Night
3. Beth Hoffman: Saving Cee Cee Honeycut
4. Betty Friedan: The Feminine Mystique
5. Chris Cleave: Little Bee
6. Christian Moerk: Darling Jim
7. Christina Baker Kline: The way life should be
9. Cleon Skousen: The 5000 year leap
10. Cleon Skousen: The making of America
11. Cleon Skousen: The Cleansing of America
12. Colm Toibin: Brooklyn
13. Cornelia Nixon: Jarrettsville
14. CS Lewis: The Great Divorce
15. CS Richardson: The end of the alphabet
16. Dan Chaon: Await your reply
17. Dave Barry: The shepherd, the angel and walter the Christmas miracle dog
18. David Cristofano: The girl she used to be
19. Dolen Perkins-Valdez: Wench
20. Eileen Goudge: Woman in red
21. Elizabeth Berg: The last time I saw you
22. Elizabeth berg: The year of pleasures
23. Elizabeth berg: What we keep
25. Elizabeth Berg: Dream when you’re feeling blue
26. Elizabeth Strout: Olive Kitteridge
28. Gary Vaynerchuk: Crush it
29. George Orwell: Animal Farm
30. Harry Bernstein: The invisible wall: A love story that broke barriers
31. Heather Gudenkauf: The weight of silence
32. Helen Simonson: Major Pettigrew’s last stand
33. Jane Hamilton: Laura Rider’s Masterpiece
34. Janice Holly Booth: Only pack what you can carry
35. Jeanette Walls: The Glass Castle
37. John Grisham: The Last Juror
38. John Grisham: The Client
39. Kate Braestrup: Marriage and other acts of charity
40. Kathleen George: The odds
42. Kim Michele Richardson: The Unbreakable Child: A story about forgiving the unforgivable
43. Kristin Hannah: Firefly lane
45. Laura Moriarty: The rest of her life
46. Lisa Grunwald: The irresistible Henry House
47. Marisa De Los Santos: Belong to me
48. Michelle Hoover: The Quickening
49. Mildred Armstrong Kalish: Little Heathens: hard times and high spirits on an Iowa farm during the great depression
50. Murial Barbery: The elegance of the Hedgehog
51. Neil Gairman: Anansi Boys
52. Nick Hornby: Slam
53. Nick Hornby: Juliet Naked
54. Nick Hornby: Fever Pitch
55. Nick Hornby: An Education
56. Nora Ephron: I remember nothing and other reflections
57. Patricia Reilly Giff: Pictures of Hollis Woods
58. Paul Harding: Tinkers
59. Ree Drummond: Black Heals to tractor wheels
60. Rick Braggs: The prince of Frogtown
61. Robert Goolrick: A reliable wife
62. Saul Alinsky: Rules for Radicals
63. Sophie Hannah: The wrong mother
64. Stephen Chbosky: The perks of being a wallflower
65. Susan Gregg Gilmore: Looking for salvation at the dairy queen
66. Susan Richards: Chosen by a horse
67. Suzan Colon: Cherries in Winter: My family’s recipe for hope in hard times
68. Tess Callahan: April and Oliver
69. Todd Johnson: The Sweet By and By
70. Tom Franklin: Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter
71. Torey L. Hayden: Ghost Girl: The True Story of a Child in Peril and the Teacher Who Saved Her
72. Willo Davis Roberts: The view from the cherry tree
73. Yoko Ogawa: The housekeeper and the professor
74. Jacqueline Tobin and Raymond G. Dobard: Hidden In Plain View: A Secret Story of Quilts and The Underground Railroad
75. Catherine Clinton: Harriet Tubman: The Road to Freedom
74. Jacqueline Tobin and Raymond G. Dobard: Hidden In Plain View: A Secret Story of Quilts and The Underground Railroad
75. Catherine Clinton: Harriet Tubman: The Road to Freedom
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