Some books I've read (alphabetical) -- 7 HABITS OF HIGHLY EFFECTIVE PEOPLE by Stephen Covey I implemented some of the suggestions and some I partially implemented. It's a good stepping off point to your own customized solution. -- ADVENTURES OF MARK TWAIN by Mark Twain Don't remember much other than it was not a bad book to read. -- ANIMAL FARM by George Orwell Everybody knows this book. I found it to be an easy, enjoyable read. -- AUTOMATE THE BORING STUFF by Al Sweigart I liked this book, but I felt like it could have gone deeper and provided more... I don't know, just more. -- BABYLON RISING by Tim LaHaye A good read. -- CAPTURED BY GRACE by David Jeremiah Easy explanation of some biblical issues. -- CULT OF THE DEAD COW by Joseph Menn So far it's slightly interesting although not compelling. Definitely worth a read if you're into tech and the history of tech though. Update: I gave up. -- EAT THIS, NOT THAT by David Zinczenko If you are not up to speed on the hazards of current food choice problems you might enjoy this. -- EPICENTER by Joel Rosenberg Liked this one better than The Last Days. -- FREE AS IN FREEDOM: RICHARD STALLMAN'S CRUSADE FOR FREE SOFTWARE by Sam Williams Good historical information as to why Stallman might be the way he is. -- FREE CULTURE by Lawrence Lessig Lengthy, lots of info. Not a light read. -- GETING THINGS DONE by David Allen Popular and effective means of organizing your tasks and thoughts. -- GUNS DON'T KILL PEOPLE, MY UNCLE DOES by Carla Rene Good. Weird, but good. -- HOW TO LIVE ON 24 HOURS A DAY by Arnold Bennett. It was ok. Might be the kick in the pants somebody needs to get out of a slump. -- IF IT BLEEDS by Stephen King A small collection of short stories. It was enjoyable although not something I couldn't put down. -- JUST AS I AM by Billy Graham A very methodical, chronological re-telling of his life. It's interesting although, at least at this moment in time, not an extremely compelling read for me. Update: I skipped around a little bit, but did finish it. It's a good book if you have an interest in Billy Graham. -- LEARN PYTHON THE HARD WAY by Zed Shaw I liked this book and it's approach. It just seemed to make a huge jump from teaching simple techniques to mastering intermediate ideas with no real segway between the two. -- LEFT BEHIND SERIES by Tim LaHaye Read these years and years ago. There was some controversy (naturally) as it's not a word-for-word description of the end times. It does get the point across and might point you toward picking up a bible and verifying the information yourself. -- LIVING THE FIT LIFE by Patrick McCrann Not really applicable to my circumstances, but certainly some good informatin. -- LOVE AMONG THE CHICKENS by P.G. Wodehouse I like his other books better, but it's still ok. -- MY MAN JEEVES by P.G. Wodehouse An easy read. Entertaining. -- RIGHT HO, JEEVES by P.G. Wodehouse An easy read. Entertaining. -- SPIRIT WARRIORS by Stu Webber Encouraging read. -- THE ART OF MANLINESS by Brett McKay More of a guide for personal hygiene and behaviors for men. Stuff your dad might have (should have) taught you. -- THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle I like most of the Sherlock Holmes books so I'm a little biased but I found it enjoyable. -- THE LAST DAYS by Joel Rosenberg Fast paced, enjoyable book. -- THE MILLION POUND BANK NOTE by Mark Twain Silly, but enjoyable. -- THE REVOLUTION by Ron Paul Ok, not great. -- THE SECRET LIFE OF BIKERS by Jerry Langton It's okay. If you don't read it you won't have missed much though. -- THE SHACK by William P. Young I really liked this and it was an unexpected purchase. I just wanted to pick up an easy read for a beach trip. It's been made into a movie as well. -- THE SNOWBALL by Warren Buffet Was a difficult read for me. I thought it might be more interesting than it was. I stopped reading about half-way. -- WHEN YOU ARE ENGULFED IN FLAMES by David Sedaris Ok, not great. --