Here you see a row of books upon my mantle. I decided to list out what the egyptian and I prefer to read.
(I actually got a question from this pic.. this person asked... I quote, "What in the hell do you read?"
Well, dear sir... here you go - from left to right:
Victor Hugo - Three Novel collections
DH Lawrence - Three Novel collections
Leo Tolstoy - Anna Karenina
Dante's Inferno, Purgatorio and Paradiso
John Milton's Paradise Lost
Jefferon's Letters
Bio of Hitler
A General History of Pirates
Margaret George - Helen of Troy
Sena Jeter Naslund - Abundance
John Berendt - Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil
Coffey - Savannah Lore and More
Philosophy text book
Anne Rice - Out of Egypt andChrist the Lord
Literature text Book (fiction, poetry, drama and essay)
La ta'che du petit pierre
The Idylls of the King
Darwin's Origin of Species
The Best Known Works of Nathanial Hawthorne
Selected Writings of Thomas Paine
Italian grammar
Thomas Bailey Aldrich - The Sister's Tragedy
The Little Book of Great Lines From Shakespeare
Bio of Ignatius of Loyola
Bio of St Francis of Assisi
Gone With The Wind
Growing Up In the South - and anthology of southern writers
Arabian Nights
The Literature of England (textbook)
Collection of Jane Austen
Amen - Prayers and Blessings Around the World
Johnathon Livingston Seagull
Collection of Short Stories by William Faulkner
Collection of Poems by William Bulter Yeats
Journey into Darkness - New Orleans Ghosts and Vampires
A Book of Classic Love Poetry
Spiritual Classics (collection of essay's by top Christian writers of all time)
Shel Silverstein's - Where the Sidewalk Ends
The Literary Life (trivia about literature)
Oscar Wilde - The Picture of Dorian Gray
The Qu'ran
4 other books written in arabic (sorry, Yass is asleep.)
These are the books sandwiched between an eiffel tower clock and a wood-carved King Tut.
Yes, there are several more bookshelves in the house, but this one holds just a few of our favorite books. ;-)
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