List the books i read, omg, its NOTHING

 I've finished less books than I've started, so this is anything over half read or mostly.

Childhood, a beginning :

• Mrs poppers penguins
• A couple of baby sitters club books
• Romona and her mother
• Some mystery like hardy boys
• The Client 
• The Witches
• Short stories fairy tales ; kitty loses head, becomes a princess. 12 dancing princesses
• Bradbury,  Martian chronicles story i thought Jumanji was based on. During 1991 Braves comeback game.
• Mary Higgins Clark books, maybe 2
• A taste of blackberries

Adulthood 

• Pride and Prejudice
• Sense and sensibility
• Jane Eyre
• The Bell Jar
• Nanny Diaries
• The Good Earth
• Bartlby the skrivener
• The Dead
• Storming Heaven
• The Girl in Hyacinth Blue
• Hg wells history book
• The Brothers Karamazov 
• Tale of Two cities
• Christmas carol
• The little prince
• Candide
• Lady with lapdog
• The Outsiders 
• Around the World in 80 days
• Something about creation and physics (whole)
• Physics and ancient faith
• Letters on England (at least half I'm sure!)
• Elijah book
• His mysterious Ways book
• Guideposts book
• Gentle spirit book
• A lot of the bible
• Death is a lonely business
• Hocus Pocus vonnegut
• God and the Astronomers
• The __amazing?  O by __________
• A passage to India 
• Twice Told Tales
• Disappearing Spoon
• Galileo Daughter
• Staggering work of artistic genius

Books I've read in part

• Time machine
• Bocaccio 
• Meditations M. Aerelius
• Dandelion wine
• Martian chronicles
• Fahrenheit 541
• Several shorts by f Scott fitzgerald
• Jacob's ladder and ... and short vonnegut
• Mother Teresa book
• Lives of the saints, several volumes
• A variety of religious experience james
• Ovid, love and myths
• Life of Buddha
• The autobiography of benvenuto cellini
• Suicide club and the mastering of ballantrae
• Shakespeare condensed, at least three editions
• The Apochrypha
• Philosophies of Hegel, Hume, the Upanishads dialogue with death
• Arjuna meets God 
• Shorts by Kipling, Runyon, moupassant, Wells, P. S. Buck, O Henry, Shelley, Steinbeck. Poe.
• Poetry by Wordsworth, Blake, Shakepeare, Shelley, Whitman, Kipling, Poe, better have loved and lost than be an opium addict sharing a name with a jazz player a century later, Emily Dickenson. I'll never see a poem lovely as a tree or remember that name! Brownings opus made me swear I'd read about Greek gods, but didn't.  Damn you Aurora Leigh, I was never educated! Christina Rosetti. Neruda, Rumi Stevenson, again.
• I hate my neck ephron
• Miss Manners (loved her)
• Year of magical thinking ( not magic for real)
• Websters Dictionary of Quotes
• I'm okay youre okay
• On Saint Francis
• A little Thomas Aquinas
• A little frued
• The canticle of the sun
• Confessions of Saint Patrick
• 35 Doctors of the Catholic Church on Bede, Theresa of avilla , Catherine of Sienna and more.
• Strange Loop Hoffstader 
• Dialogue concerning galileo
• St Nicolas Biography
• A moveable feast
• Newton on Daniel and the apocalypse 
• You can if you think you can
• Angels by Billy Graham
• The purpose driven life
• The prayer of jabez
• Biography of queen Elizabeth
• Biography of queen Victoria 
• Will in the world (get this one again)
• Some collection of articles by cs Lewis (heavy stuff)
• The Scarlett letter
• Plus a whole lot more I've forgotten!
• Age of Faith *
• Mark Twain on Satan, a mean gentleman who squished people like tiny ants!
• Wifey by Judy Blume
• Shorts by Roald Dahl

Couldn't get into Faulkner, Tolstoy, Henry James, Jack London. Amy Tan, Steven King, Mark Twain. 

I thought Kipling, Stevenson and Forester were superiour writers and Galileo and William James were superior thinkers. Short stories were excellent by many but masterpieces by Chekov and Joyce. I wanted to be Bradburys best friend. Hegel is impossible, half of modern philosophy is a waste of time! Knowing something about great men, you know they all lack something. Sometimes it's not apparent who is great in their time because most men lack farsightedness! In the end, we worship talent and success so that we make God's of those who teach us anything. And we ridicule those who make attempts at anything worthwhile thinking it's only for God's and Heroes. What is the average man you ask? The one who claims he knows the difference. 

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