Any Book Suggestions... I just got done reading The White Tigar, The Alchemist and Freakonomics?

Here are some of the novels I have read. The novels are as following:1. David Copperfield, By Charles Dickens2.

Waltzez I have not frogotten, By Bernadette Gabay Dyer3. Panchatantra (this book consists of various stories)... not sure about the author.4. Lord of the Flies, By William Golding5.

The bread winner, By Deborah Ellis6. Country Brides By, Debbie Macomber7. Bad Attitude, By Tiffany White8.

Half Magic, By Edward Eager9. Trouble don't last, By Shelly Pearsall10. Brave New World, By Alduous Huxley11.

Eyes of the Emperor, By Graham Salisbury12. The Pearl, By John Steinbeck 13. The Call of the Wild, By Jack Landon14.

The Outsiders, By S.E. Esperanza Rising, By Pam Munoz Ryan 16. Jason's Gold, By Will Hobbs 17. All That Remains, By Bruce Brooks 18.

Under the Persimmon Tree, By Suzzane Fisher Staples 19. The Alchemyst: The Secrets of the Imm, By Michael Scott 20. The Body of Christopher Creed, By Carol Plum-Ucci 21.

The Golden Compass, By Philip Pullman22. Under the Blood Red Sun, By Graham SalisburyYou can see if any of these suits with journalism...

I just read and loved the black jewel trilogy and water for elephants...they were both great..the jewel trilogy is the best so far this summer though I just cried and cried at the endI also finally read the red tent and it was good but then found rebekkah by orson scott card and its better.

I know these aren't journalism books, but if you haven't read any of Malcolm Gladwell's books, I would recommend those. I loved "The tipping point" and "Blink". For something funny, try some of David Sedaris' books.

I wonder if this would fit the category. There's a few books (interview transcripts) from the TV interview show Enough Rope, hosted by Andrew Denton, an Australian comedian/TV host. The difference about this show from similar shows is that not only did Denton interview famous people, he also interviewed everyday people like taxi drivers and vets.

He's also a very talented interviewer, intelligent and funny.

I just read it because my son's girl friend who is a high school math teacher extraordinaire recommended it and I LOVED it. I'm looking forward to the sequel. I'm not sure you would like my other reading recommendations which tilt toward the mystery/knitting/Pilcher variety.

I usually pick a summer reading project every year, I worked in health care, in one form or another, and summer is always slow. This year I am rereading the classics, just finished Paradise Lost, The scarlett Letter and starting Sun Tzu's The Art Of War and Dante's Inferno. One summer I read the entire Stephen King collection (the ones I had not already read anyway).

Optimus magister, bonus liber (The best teacher is a good book) Happy reading :).

I cant really gove you an answer,but what I can give you is a way to a solution, that is you have to find the anglde that you relate to or peaks your interest. A good paper is one that people get drawn into because it reaches them ln some way.As for me WW11 to me, I think of the holocaust and the effect it had on the survivors, their families and those who stood by and did nothing until it was too late.