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there are moments when i am positively sure i will still be listening to modest mouse when im 50
1. Ismael- Daniel Quinn
2. Walden- Henry David Thoreau
3. The Social Construction of Reality- Berger and Luckman
4. Roots- Alex Haley
5. Green Grass, Running Water- Thomas King
6. Breakfast of Champions- Kurt Vonnegut
7. The Things They Carried- Tim O’Brien
8. Catcher In The Rye- J.D. Salinger
9. Slaughterhouse-Five- Kurt Vonnegut
10. The Protestant Ethic and The Spirit of Capitalism- Max Weber
11. The Republic- Plato
12. The Autobiography of Malcolm X- Alex Haley
13. 1984- George Orwell
14. The Autobiography of Ben Franklin- Benjamin Franklin
15. Life of Pi- Yann Martell
This only took me about 40 minutes… I may be forgetting something completely- feel free to critisize, discuss.
1. Ismael- Daniel Quinn
2. Walden- Henry David Thoreau
3. The Social Construction of Reality- Berger and Luckman
4. Roots- Alex Haley
5. Green Grass, Running Water- Thomas King
6. Breakfast of Champions- Kurt Vonnegut
7. The Things They Carried- Tim O’Brien
8. Catcher In The Rye- J.D. Salinger
9. Slaughterhouse-Five- Kurt Vonnegut
10. The Protestant Ethic and The Spirit of Capitalism- Max Weber
11. The Republic- Plato
5/11 were required reading… These are the 11 books I would consider to be truly great in my eyes in message, writing, and exicution.