Because reading tastes are so individual, I don’t really like to give suggestions in so broad a scale; but these are the books that I am going to / have read in 2015, and maybe something on here will strike your fancy, or resonate with you; you can check back with me if you have read them, and what you thought! (Leave feedback in the “comment” section) They are in no particular order.
1. “Unbroken”, Laura Hillenbrand
2. “A.D. 30”, Ted Dekker
3. “An Unbroken Bond”, Edie Lutnick
4. “Science and Human Behavior”, B.F. Skinner
5. “The Lake”, Banana Yoshimoto
6. “A New Psychology of Women: Gender, Culture and Ethnicity”, Hilary M. Lips
7. “The Discernment of Spirits: An Ignatian Guide for Everyday Living”, Timothy M. Gallagher, OMV
8. “Around the Next Corner”, Elizabeth Wrenn
9. “Beyond Freedom and Dignity”, B.F. Skinner
10. “Amrita”, Banana Yoshimoto
11. “When Everything Changes, Change Everything: In a Time of Turmoil, a Pathway to Peace”, Neale Donald Walsch
12. “Soul Detox”, Craig Groeschel
13. “Adam and Eve After the Pill: Paradoxes of the Sexual Revolution”, Mary Eberstadt
14. “Hear the Wind Sing”, “Pinball, 1973”, and “A Wild Sheep Chase”: (aka: “The Trilogy of the Rat”), Haruki Murakami
15. “Bolivie”, Alfonso Gumucio Dagron (essay)
16. “Death with Interruptions” (aka: Death in Intervals), Jose Saramago
17. “Equalizing Christmas”, Vassilis Steriadis
18. “Letter from Dublin,” Vicky Theodoropoulou
19. “Case Studies in Abnormal Behavior”, 8th Edition; Meyer, Chapman, & Weaver
20. “Finders Keepers”, Stephen King
21. “The Way of Serenity”, Fr. Jonathan Morris
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