I left my hardcover copy on a footstool, and Sopheary knocked it over. It almost crushed her. I'm completely serious here..... This book almost maimed my daugher. Perhaps they should use that as a tagline on the front cover.
Tell Tale Heart, The Imp of the Perverse ~ Edgar Alan Poe
Rip Van Wrinkle and Sleepy Hallow ~ Washington Irving
The Federalist Papers ~ Madison, Hamilton, Jay
1776 ~ David McCullough
Common Sense ~ Thomas Pain
Jonathan Edwards, A Life ~ George Marsden
Metamorphasis ~ Franz Kafka
Pensees ~ Blaise Pascal
An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding ~ David Hume
As I Lay Dying ~ William Faulkner
The Stranger ~ Albert Camus
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde ~ Robert Louis Stevenson
Meditations ~ Rene Descartes
Hamlet ~ William Shakespeare
Housekeeping ~ Marilynne Robinson
The Old Man and the Sea ~ Ernest Hemingway
The Abolition of Man ~ C.S. Lewis
Don Quixote ~ Miguel De Cervantes (Edith Grossman Translation)
On the Incarnation: De Incarnatione Verbi Dei ~ St. Athanasius
The Aeneid ~ Virgil (Robert Fagles Translation)
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions ~ Thomas Kuhn
East of Eden ~ John Steinbeck
The Inferno of Dante ~ Robert Pinsky
In the Beginning Was the Word ~ Vern Sheridan Poythress
The End for Which God Created...~ Jonathan Edwards
Home ~ Marilynne Robinson
Homer's Odyssey (Robert Fagles Translation)
Homer's Iliad (Robert Fagles Translation)
Tao Te Ching
Demons ~ Fyodor Dostoyevsky
The Sound and The Fury ~ William Faulkner
The Cather in the Rye ~ J. D. Salinger
Gilead ~ Marilynne Robinson
The Sickness Unto Death ~ Soren Kierkegaard
A Testament of Hope ~ Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Dracula ~ Bram Stoker
Moby Dick ~ Herman Melville
The Trial ~ Franz Kafka
Crime and Punishment ~ Fyodor Dostoyevsky
How to Shoot an Elephant ~ George Orwell
Master and Man ~ Leo Tostoy
Weight of Glory (The Essay Weight of Glory) ~ C.S. Lewis
Money and Power ~ Jacques Ellul
Short Poems
Raven~ Edgar Alan Poe
Annabele Lee
Tyger ~ William Blake
The Windhover ~ Gerard Manley Hopkins
The Force that Through the Green Fuse... ~ Dylan Thomas
Sailing to Byzantium ~ William Butler Yeats
I'm afraid my book shelf might colapse under the immense pressure of holding such weight.
ReplyDeleteI left my hardcover copy on a footstool, and Sopheary knocked it over. It almost crushed her. I'm completely serious here..... This book almost maimed my daugher. Perhaps they should use that as a tagline on the front cover.
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