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Monday, 03 April 2006

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Books I've read in 2006

Books that changed my life, literally & literarily

  • Victor Hugo: Les Miserables

    Victor Hugo: Les Miserables
    The most amazing depiction of grace v. law that I have ever seen. (*****)

  • Walter Wangerin, Jr.: The Book of the Dun Cow

    Walter Wangerin, Jr.: The Book of the Dun Cow
    A wonderful novel of the fight of good v. evil. A spiritual war where the heroes are not always the ones you suspect. Read it in 5th grade and have read it repeatedly since. (*****)

  • J.R.R. Tolkein: The Lord of the Rings

    J.R.R. Tolkein: The Lord of the Rings
    Simply the best fantasy fiction ever. (*****)

  • Richard Adams: Watership Down

    Richard Adams: Watership Down
    This book taught me the use and importance of story in our lives. Simply wonderful. (*****)

  • Aldous Huxley: Brave New World

    Aldous Huxley: Brave New World
    Restructured my philospohical understanding, emphasizing TRUTH and BEAUTY over comfort and happiness. Disturbing, but powerful. (*****)

  • Dallas Willard: The Divine Conspiracy

    Dallas Willard: The Divine Conspiracy
    This is the best book on Christian discipleship I have ever read. It changed my life, though not an easy read. (*****)

  • Etienne Wenger: Communities of Practice: Learning, Meaning and Identity

    Etienne Wenger: Communities of Practice: Learning, Meaning and Identity
    A transformative work for my view of how people work together, live together, play together. It changed my entire perspective on how people interact, both in ways that do and do not work. (*****)

  • C.S. Lewis: Mere Christianity

    C.S. Lewis: Mere Christianity
    Simple radio addresses saved for posterity, thank goodness. It is a wonderful, systematic approach to the Christian faith. It is surprising, becuase it rarely takes you where you think it will. Do not assume it is simple because it is "Mere." (*****)

  • Yann Martel: The Life of Pi

    Yann Martel: The Life of Pi
    An intriguing novel questioning the very nature of truth and reality. Not for everyone, but a truly postmodern novel deceptively disguised as a fanciful journey of a young man coming of age, with a tiger, of course. (*****)

  • Frank Herbert: Dune

    Frank Herbert: Dune
    I have read and reread this book, and the following series of books, and it changes every time. It is one of those books that reads me. (*****)

  • John Irving: A Prayer For Owen Meany

    John Irving: A Prayer For Owen Meany
    A powerful and rich narrative about a remarkable boy full of his call and clearly desiring to fulfill God's purposes on Earth, and the costs for that commitment to those he loves. Disturbing. Inspiring. Glad is it over; wanting it to last forever. A book that reads me as much as I read it. (*****)

  • Brian D. McLaren: A New Kind of Christian

    Brian D. McLaren: A New Kind of Christian
    This fictionalized non-fiction came at a point when I needed it most. Brian has since become a friend. Thanks, Brian! (*****)

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