Reading RehabilitationA Lesson by Camille CorbettBecause brilliance doesn't grow on trees, but it's utensils do.I haven't written a lesson in ages. Yes I know I'm a scoundrel of the lowest form. So I decided to make it up to you by giving you a list of good books that will not ruin your writing style. For if you didn't know already, s**t breeds s**t. Meaning, if you read s****y writing, your writing will inevitably suffer as well. So don't. Anyways, here's the list, expect a lovely lesson soon, when I finally figure out what the hell I want it to be on. Shalom! 1. Harry Potter series 2. Chronicles of Narnia 3. Secret Garden 4. Gone With the Wind 5. Moab is my Washpot 6. The Picture of Dorian Gray 5. Cat's Cradle 6. Slaughterhouse-5 (or anything by Vonnegut) 7. Jane Eyre 8. Series of Unfortunate Events 9. Their Eyes Were Watching God 10. Howl 11. 1001 Arabian Nights 12. Hard Times 13. Once and Future King 14. Brave New World 15. The Fountainhead 16. We the Living 17. The Beautiful and the Damned 18. Wuthering Heights 19. Artemis Fowl 20. The Kite Runner 21. A Thousand Splendid Suns 22. Not Twilight 23. Catcher and the Rye 24. Lord of the Flies 25. Madame Bovary 26. Of Mice and Men 27. The Great Gatsby 28. The Road 29. Pride and Prejudice 30. Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy 31. Cold Sassy Tree 32. To Kill a Mockingbird 33. In Cold Blood 34. Les Miserables 35. Memoirs of a Geisha 36. Lolita 37. Tale of Two Cities 38. The Invisible Man (both of them) 39. Tess of the d'Urbavilles 40. The Scarlet Letter 41. The Color Purple 42. Clockwork Orange 43. Lord of the Rings 44. 1984 45. All the King's Men 46. The Age of Innocence 47. The House of Mirth 48. Beloved 49. Anne of Green Gables 50. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Well I hope you enjoy my selection! As you can see it is varied in genres so it has a little something for everyone. So check some of these books out and happy reading! Comments |
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AuthorCamille CorbettMarietta, GAAboutI'm a 21 year old Fulbright ETA writing to kill the time and find my sanity. I have been gone for a while. But I have returned, so watch out for some new stories. |