Books to read after I graduate
School has been my life for literally the last 8 years. Minus the two years that I took to serve a mission from '05-'07, I have been in school almost every semester, including summers, since I graduated high school. I know, I just threw up in my mouth too. So needless to say, I haven't had a whole lot of free time to read books for pleasure. Hence why I've been compiling lists of things to do, see, etc. when I graduate, and one of those lists is "Books to Read." This list is made up almost entirely of books that have been recommended to me throughout the years of student-dom/academic servitude/hell:
- Catcher in the Rye
- My Name is Asher Lev
- Hunger Game Series (Trendy? Too late? We'll see)
- Ender's Game (I know, I may be the only Utahn of mormon descent to NOT have read this book)
- To Kill a Mockingbird (don't ask me how I graduated high school w/out reading this book. Whatever, I'm from Herriman, UT. Don't judge)
- Jane Eyre
- Kite Runner
- Brave New World
- 100 aƱos de soledad (Jess, eets een Espaneech)
- A Time to Kill
- The Witch of Blackbird Pond
- The Sookie Stackhouse Series (Which I just found out the series True Blood is based on)
- The Uglies
- Dracula
- The Name of the Wind (courtesy of my barber)
This is the extent of my list as of right now - I would like to cordially invite any and all to make suggestions to add to my list. Since I'm going to be working three 12 hours shifts a week once I graduate, I expect to have some free time to catch up on living. Readysetgo.