The Great Divorce by C.S. Lewis

I had thought that this book was going to be too preachy and gody for me but I was surprised to find myself enjoying this read. Lewis looks at how human beings behave and see the world from a different perspective, thus determining one's place in it. The fantastical setting is pretty interesting too.

Rating: Slow Clap It.

For Love of Insects by Thomas Eisner

Thomas Eisner is an entomologist and this novel is the story of him as a scientist and the insects he has studied over the years. Part autobiography and entirely biology, this is a fascinating look at science, discovery and insects! This is such an interesting book and it gives an incredible glimpse into a whole other world at work right under your nose.

Rating: Slow Clap It.

The Complete Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis

When I was a kid I had a copy of the The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe but never read any of the other books. So, for the christmas break, I decided to tackle the chronicles from start to finish. It was a good easy read for the holidays.

Rating: Donate It.

The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway

I just got back from Cuba yesterday and of course I had to bring along one of my very favorite books to read while I was there! This is the perfect edition to a beautiful Cuban beach.

Rating: Slow Clap It.

The Chrysalids by John Wyndham

I loved this book...really loved it.

Just read it already.

Rating: Slow Clap It.