Things to read this year
January 20, 2008 at 1:08 am | In books | 5 Comments
This year, I have every intention of going through the massive backlog of books that currently lives on my shelf (see picture) . So, by the end of this year, I hope to have under my belt:
“The Trial” by Franz Kafka (I don’t actually have this book, but I want to read it- if you have it, please let me know, english version preferred as I can’t speak german especially well)
“Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” by Mark Twain
“Mere Christianity” by CS Lewis
“The Case for Christ” by Lee Strobel
“Eureka! The Birth of Science” by Andrew Gregory
and some other books I don’t have (if any of you have them I will take it off your hands for a bit)
“Inside Out” by Larry Crabb
“God’s Undertaker” by John Lennox
“As-yet-untitled PhD thesis” by Andrew Stothers . Oh look, is that a pig flying out the window…
So as I read these I might review them up here. Be mildly excited.
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Can I borrow the Trial after you?
You won’t be surprised to hear I’ve got a copy of Inside Out available for sale. 6 quid should do it. Or you can borrow my old copy.
Comment by Lincoln — January 20, 2008 #
I’ve got a copy of the Trial!
Got it free with the Guardian a while back. I got a free mug this week. ooooh, its a good paper.
Only ever got half way through the book. Its good but requires more attention than I have given it. But yeh, feel free to come round and grab it anytime!
Comment by Dave Wark — February 3, 2008 #
Thanks Dave, but I bit the bullet and bought it myself!
Comment by ulsterscot84 — February 3, 2008 #
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