Literary Consolidation 41 -50

Or the Reader’s Digest Condensed Edition 5^nd Ed. Well it’s time to reduce the page length again by creating a post of ten books. I’ll give the picture as a link to where it can be purchased, in exchange for using the picture, a little bit about each book, and a link to my original take on the book.

50.

This is the second Jared Diamond book I've read, and this one seems approachable by more people. Although some might not like what is alluded to.



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49.

This installation of The New Frontier sereis will upset some fans. Life is a bitch and then you die.



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48.

The next in The New Frontiers series. This one jumps three years into the future showing what has happened to the characters you love.



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47.

This is the final book of the series. Lewis closes the series with a lot of heavy imagery that should spark discussion.



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46.

This sixth of the series jumps back in time all the way to the creation of Naria and how it all began.



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45.

This is the fifth of the series. It jumps back in time in the series and follows characters from Narnia itself and does a lot of lesson teaching



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44.

The award winning biography of Thomas Jefferson by Joseph J. Ellis. A good exploration of his often times contradictory character.


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43.

I got this book for an industrial Engineering class, but many of the stories in it do a good job of showing what kinds of minutia designers have to consider when making decisions.


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42.

The next in The New Frontier series by Peter David. The gods of old appear to have returned offering their wonderful ambrosia, but at what price.


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41.

This is the fourth book of the series. It sees Eustace and a new character Jill tying to rescue the lost son of King Caspian.


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