Books you still want to read

• History of Rome by Theodor Mommsen;
• The Rise of the Roman Empire by Polybios;
• Origin of Species by Charles Darwin;
• Gilgamesh Epos;
• Histories, Germania, Agricola by Cornelius Tacitus

Metaphysics - Aristotle

The dictionary! - Whoever wrote the dictionary!

The manual to this computer so I can figure a away to close this window!

So many books to choose from. Here are a few that are currently sitting on my shelf that I have not read (yet).
Inside the Third Reich: The Memoirs of Albert Speer by Speer
Roman Imperialism In The Late Republic by E. Badian
Swords Against the Senate by Hildinger
The Wayward Bus by Steinbeck

The Third Reich - Micheal Burleigh

someday ill get to it

don't read much books, but i still want to finish up the Harry Potter series.

Too many too name ...

there are a lot but probably the one i want to read the most is - Emperor-Field of Swords by Conn Iggulden

I'm in 8th grade so this may be a little over my head.

The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky (All of his books pretty much)
The Count of Monte Cristo by Alex Dumas
War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy
Commentaries on the Gallic Wars by Julius Caesar
(Currently reading) Catch-22 by Joseph Heller, quite possibly the funniest book I've ever read
The Histories by Herodotus
2061: Odyssey Three and 3001: The Final Odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke
Fahrenheit 411 by Ray Bradbury
Moneyball by Michael Lewis

And some countless more I forgot. I think this will be a bit tough for me to accomplish within a year though. I read 350 pages of Catch-22 in 2 1/2 days though so I have some confidence.

Moneyball is a really good book...

Inside the Third Reich: The Memoirs of Albert Speer by Speer

Great book.

I'm in 8th grade so this may be a little over my head.

No, not at all. When I was 14, I read War and Peace.

I still want to read:

Origin of Species
Remembrance Of Things Past (Hey, I have read 100 pages so far)
Seven Pillars of Wisdom

• The Fall of the Roman Empire - Vols. III-VI by Edward Gibbons
• Europe: A History by Norman Davies

It's ironic that I have half of Gibbon's books and the Europe one, but haven't finished them yet.

Originally Posted by The Seleucid Empire

It's ironic that I have half of Gibbon's books and the Europe one, but haven't finished them yet.

Lol, same here. I always buy too many books to read.

Lets see here....

100 Years of Solitude
A Peace to End All Peace
Hitler's Willing Executioners
The Fall of the Third Reich
The Book of War
Some Noam Chomsky
The Great War for Civilization and Pity the Nation both by Robert Fisk
Various books on the Middle East (My intended major in college)
Books on the Vietnam War (My History Fetish....)
Various Others...

Jared Diamond's Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed