	Watership Down, by Richard Adams My memory of the story is vague - but it changed the way this former 5th grader thought about books. Tags: personification, fiction, childhood Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	Php\|architect's Guide to PHP Security, by Ilia Alshanetsky We are making this air-tight. The newest and perhaps least fun ? addition to my reading list Tags: php, security, web development Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	The Nicomachean Ethics, by Aristotle This is the best text I have ever read, hands down. Tags: nonfiction, philosophy, aristotle, eudaimonia, ethics Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	Invisible Cities (Vintage Classics), by Italo Calvino Unlike any book I have ever read. An experience in itself -- creative, vivid, and mysterious. Tags: short stories, literature, contemplative, experimental, fiction Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	Six Memos for the Next Millennium (Vintage Classics), by Italo Calvino His lectures on values in writing, but applicable to so much more. Please read this. Tags: nonfiction, philosophy, writing, lecture Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	If on a Winter's Night a Traveller (Vintage Classics), by Italo Calvino This book confused me. I trust Calvino and am going to give it another go. Tags: fiction, experimental, literature, books Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	The Nonexistent Knight and the Cloven Viscount (Harbrace Paperbound Library; 73), by Italo Calvino Calvino doing what he does best: storytelling. He crafts stories intent to play upon your expectations. Tags: fiction, mythology, fantasy, literature Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	Breakfast at Tiffany's, by Truman Capote A smart, superbly written novella. The movie doesn't do it justice (they made it a love story?) Tags: fiction, literature, new york city, novella Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	The Big Sleep (Penguin Fiction), by Raymond Chandler In Philip Marlow, Chandler creates quite a memorable character. This is a smart, well-paced crime story. Tags: fiction, crime, 1950s, philip marlow, noir, mystery Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

	Girl with a Pearl Earring, by Tracy Chevalier The writing is much like the artwork it describes - clean, bright, and vibrant. This is a great read and film. Tags: fiction, art, medieval Write tags to categorize your books. Please separate each tag with a comma.

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