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Since School started this year, I haven't had much time for books.

Reading list from August to now:

My Ántonia by Willa Cather - First book I've read for English class this year tells a boy who befriends a Bohemian girl in rural Nebraska in the late 1800s. It's good, but a little hard to get into.

One More Time: The Best of Mike Royko - It's an anthology of works from Pullitzer prize winning columinst Mike Royko. He's hilarious and a big advocate of the little guy.

Thirteen Days by Robert F. Kennedy - Robert Kennedy's memoir about the Cuban Missle Crisis. It's factual and interesting. It tells the Cuban Missile Crisis from his and President Kennedy's eyes.

Prayers for Sale by Sandra Dallas - Historical fiction about an old storyteller in a mining town during the Depression who befriends a new resident. The story is told in present and past: the old storyteller, Hennie Comfort, tells her stories to the young woman. It's a good book. I was recommended this book and I read it for a competition, but I recommend it nonetheless.

1945 by Robert Conroy - It's historical fiction again: what if the Japs hadn't surrendered in WWII and the Americans kept fighting on the Pacific front? Really interesting book, I recommend it.

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald - Second book I've read for English. It's a story about a modest-living Nick Carraway who befriends rich Gatsby and Gatsby's romance with Nick's cousin. I've been told it's one of the great American classics. It was pretty good; I don't have any complaints.

Charles and Emma by Deborah Heiligman - I'm reading this right now. It's a book about Charles Darwin's life with emphasis on his wife and the doubts that they shared as Darwin was skeptical of God and Emma was a devout Christian.