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Upon completion of the book I was left with the feeling that there was no book in the universe too complex or erudite that I couldn't tackle. It also gave ever
by decasteve 12y ago
Upon completion of the book I was left with the feeling that there was no book in the universe too complex or erudite that I couldn't tackle.
It also gave everyone who read it a valid excuse not to read anything by Dan Brown.
- wankel 12y agoThe only reason anyone needs to never read anything by Dan Brown is Dan Brown's writing. I'm terrible at random-access, on-demand list building like this, but I strongly agree about a few of the other things mentioned here: Meditations by Marcus Aurelius Godel, Escher, Bach by Hofstadter Orthodoxy by GK Chesterton The Abolition of Man by CS Lewis Walden by Thoreau A few of the better and more philosophical bits out of the bible (especially in a good modern translation), including Ecclesiastes and 1 Corinthians 13 To this list, I would also add Ralph Waldo Emerson's classic essays, including Self-Reliance and Experience