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Duy Khang duykhangcule — Norman Mailer’s take on the Viet Nam War is as funny as it is it sad and grotesque. Mailer put down on paper what many of us felt about the Viet Nam, but were not articulate enough to express.

Framebarcelona Framebarcelona 2_enaissance — Pretty heavy on the science, good look into (different aspects of) the life of the genius.

Fernando Ratkoczy fernandoratkoczy — Genius! Short. Quick. Classic Vonnegut

Jeremy Cartwright jeremycartwright — This book kept me awake at night. The misogynistic dystopia it depicts is horrifying, but when Atwood explains how it came about, it is terrifyingly plausible.

Nicole Resseguie-snyder crackedmoon — The multiple stories of The Bluest Eye is told from the perspective of different characters within the novel. The main narrator is a child named Claudia who relates the pitiful story of Pecola Breedlove, but the reader also sees the story through the eyes of the characters Pecola Breedlove, Pauline Breedlove, Cholly Breedlove, and the child molester Soaphead Church. After witnessing a fight between her mother and father Pecola’s child-like understanding of the world makes her believe that if she had blue eyes she would have friends and family who love and care for her. She eventually goes insane. I had read this novel about ten years ago, and I didn't like it because I thought the story was just so sad. Now I read it and wonder at Morrison's ability to write of grief and desolation with such depth and at the same time, use words to create such beautiful imagery along side the horror.