Far too many to choose from, but you can't go wrong with Terry Pratchett if you want to feel good, have a laugh. Right now I'm waiting for Amazon to show up with the bio of Simon Bolivar I ordered.
The Plague, by Albert Camus Island, by Aldous Huxley 1984, by George Orwell The Discovery of Heaven, by Harry Mulish Van den vos Reynaerde, by Willem die Madoc maecte
I just read a book called "The Unwanted" about a Vietnamese boy who's father was a US soldier , and his life growing in a country where he and those like him were looked down upon. Pretty good reading.
I change about alot but The Hobbit, Of mice and men and Ann Franks diary Also a Scottish writer called Ian Rankin as his books are based around Edinburgh where I have been alot.
