Books 31 - 40.
31. Casey - A Guide To Living In The Truth: St. Benedict's Teaching On Humility
32. Casey - Athirst For God: Spiritual Desire In Bernard Of Clairvaux's 'Sermons On The Song Of Songs'
Both are interesting books; the latter is a good introduction to the book mentioned, though a long (good) one.
33. Jurafsky - The Language Of Food: A Linguist Reads The Menu
What language stuff can be found in food history (incl. that of menus). Very interesting for language/food fact fans.
34. Han Shan, etc. - Cold Mountain Poems (English translation)
A bunch of good poems written under certain famous names by various anonymous ones.
35. Norman - Dinosaurs: A Very Short Introduction
A good introduction that leaves you wanting more, a good thing.
36. Jansson - Comet In Moominland (Finnish translation)
Adventure, a threat, the sea, and good food. A comfort read.
37. Foer - Tree Of Codes
A remix of "Street Of Crocodiles", you can benefit from reading the afterword to get it. Visually beautiful.
38. George - My Side Of The Mountain
Interesting but something I feel could've happened only up to a certain point of history. Still, great story, good drawings, slightly hard-to-read cursive text beneath them XD
39. Brite - The Devil You Know
His third short story collection, moving on from horror to food-related stories in it. Some better than others, and some connected to other fandoms (Master & Margarita, Hellboy, the Matrix).
40. Synge - The Aran Islands
A picture of an island(s) culture at the end of 19th century, with stories, great pictures of nature.
32. Casey - Athirst For God: Spiritual Desire In Bernard Of Clairvaux's 'Sermons On The Song Of Songs'
Both are interesting books; the latter is a good introduction to the book mentioned, though a long (good) one.
33. Jurafsky - The Language Of Food: A Linguist Reads The Menu
What language stuff can be found in food history (incl. that of menus). Very interesting for language/food fact fans.
34. Han Shan, etc. - Cold Mountain Poems (English translation)
A bunch of good poems written under certain famous names by various anonymous ones.
35. Norman - Dinosaurs: A Very Short Introduction
A good introduction that leaves you wanting more, a good thing.
36. Jansson - Comet In Moominland (Finnish translation)
Adventure, a threat, the sea, and good food. A comfort read.
37. Foer - Tree Of Codes
A remix of "Street Of Crocodiles", you can benefit from reading the afterword to get it. Visually beautiful.
38. George - My Side Of The Mountain
Interesting but something I feel could've happened only up to a certain point of history. Still, great story, good drawings, slightly hard-to-read cursive text beneath them XD
39. Brite - The Devil You Know
His third short story collection, moving on from horror to food-related stories in it. Some better than others, and some connected to other fandoms (Master & Margarita, Hellboy, the Matrix).
40. Synge - The Aran Islands
A picture of an island(s) culture at the end of 19th century, with stories, great pictures of nature.