Christmas Reading

With the end of final exams quickly approaching, I’m looking to prepare a winter reading list. The friends and colleagues of the Claremont Institute have prepared one such list, and I’d appreciate any help ITA readers and contributors could offer as I make mine.

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4 Responses to “Christmas Reading”

  1. Doug Doug says:

    I’d recommend anything by Tony Horwitz, but particularly:

  2. Blue Latitudes: Boldly Going Where Captain Cook has Gone Before
  3. One for the Road (wherein he hitchhikes the Australian Outback)
  4. Confederates in the Attic: Dispatches from the Unfinished Civil War
  • Paul Paul says:

    The Assassins’ Gate, George Packer
    Imperial Grunts, Robert Kaplan
    The Undercover Economist, Tim Harford
    The Power of Babel, John McWhorter

  • Kelli Kelli says:

    John-by Cynthia Lennon

  • Adam Packer Adam Packer says:

    Why not join the entire city of Indianapolis in reading Frank Abagnale’s “Catch me if You Can?”