e Five People You Meet in HeavenMitch Albom
I really liked this book. It was an extremely fast read, but I thought it was thought-provoking and entertaining. I highly recommend it.
Orson Scott Card
This book follows the previous books in the series and leads to the books that follow. So it tells a good story, but leaves much of the story line wide open at the end.
I am currently in the middle of two other books, so hopefully I will have more to report next month. Otherwise, I have a lot of catching up to do if I am going to hit my goal of 50 books. After five months, my total is only 21 so far.
2 comments:
Chris, it sounds like you read as many books as I do in a month. If you haven't already read them, I just recently read the Malcom Gladwell books. I don't know how else to explain them except really interesting. Outliers was probably my favorite. I've got a lot more so we need to discuss this not over a blog comment.
Nate
Good suggestions, Nate. I actually started reading "The Tipping Point" a few years ago, but didn't get very far and wasn't too impressed. But my last semester of my Masters programs, I had and Organizational Behavior class and the professor had us read selections from "Blink," which I found quite interesting. So maybe I'll give "The Tipping Point" another chance (since Deidra owns a copy). Then I can also look into "Outliers" and "Blink."
I am definitely interested in your other suggestions. We'lll have to talk.
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