stinedreel asked:
I am a big reader. I am huge on science fiction and fantasy books. But some of the books we read in school, ex: The Scarlet Letter,The Giver, To Kill a Mockingbird etc. Theses books were all written a while ago and are now considered classics. I was wondering ic any of you could give me some more books that are in this same category almost? And I have another quest for you.
I am a big reader. I am huge on science fiction and fantasy books. But some of the books we read in school, ex: The Scarlet Letter,The Giver, To Kill a Mockingbird etc. Theses books were all written a while ago and are now considered classics. I was wondering ic any of you could give me some more books that are in this same category almost? And I have another quest for you.
I want books that I can read today, that my children will be learning about in school in 30 years.
Thank you.
Ray
Tags: Kill A Mockingbird, Kill Mockingbird, Theses
Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand is amazing.
their eyes were watching god..good book about a storm…the gun
I will have to suggest
The Time Traveler’s Wife!
Title sounds kinda so so, but it’s a wonderful story! happy reading!
The Dialogues of Adolph and Mavelia and other sketches. It is a modern example of interpretive literature, and a free read at.
A Separate Peace
Ellen Foster
the catcher in the rye
I would have to say:
The Shadow Children series, by Margaret Peterson Haddix
or
The Picture of Dorian Gray, by Oscar Wilde
or
Kite Runner, by Khaled Hosseini
=)
Try harry potter series that is a really good fantasy book
A new one that might be around for a long time. The Enigma book… find it here. A free read: 10th on the list. Fun, but it will make you think.
it’s quite significant since it explains the crazy situation we have these days of evangelicals taking the country to war. What was behind that? After all, Christ taught “turn the other cheek.”
It’s the story of a couple of kids who do some interpretation on their own and discover an enormous number of theological errors.