Here is my unofficial reading list for 2021. I might change it up here or there, but I don’t plan on changing much, maybe only the order. According to my math this should get me to 33 books which is my goal…I might even try to do better than 33 books. We shall see.
- Logic: A Complete Introduction
by Siu-Fan Lee - Wheel of Time Book 10: Crossroads of Twilight
by Robert Jordan - White Guilt
by Shelby Steele - Wheel of Time Book 11: Knife of Dreams
by Robert Jordan - How to Have Impossible Conversations
by Peter Boghossian and James Lindsay - Wheel of Time Book 12: The Gathering Storm
By Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson - Irreversible Damage
by Abigail Shrier - Wheel of Time Book 13: The Towers of Midnight
By Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson - Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life
by Jordan Peterson - Wheel of Time Book 14: A Memory of Light (Finally! I mean, the story is good, but 14 books! I’m ready for this point in the year)
by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson - Return of the God Hypothesis
by Stephen C. Meyer - 1984
by George Orwell - False Alarm
by Bjorn Lomborg - The Kill Artist
by Daniel Silva - Apocalypse Never
by Michael Shellenberger - Timeline
by Michael Crichton - The History of the Ancient World (I listened to the audiobook last year…feel like I need to read the physical copy this year…)
by Susan Weise-Bauer - The Expanse Book 1: Leviathan Wakes
by James S. A. Corey - The History of the Medieval World
by Susan Weise-Bauer - Mistborn Trilogy Book 1: Mistborn
by Brandon Sanderson - The Plantagenets
by Dan Jones - James Bond: License Renewed (First Bond novel after Ian Fleming’s death. Hope it’s good.)
by John Gardner - The Wars of the Roses
by Dan Jones - Witcher Series Book 2: Time for Contempt
by Andrej Sapkowski - Reinventing Racism: Why “White Fragility” Is the Wrong Way to Think about Racial Inequality
by Jonathan D. Church - Witcher Series Book 3: Baptism of Fire
by Andrej Sapkowski - One Vote Away
by Ted Cruz - Paradise Lost
by John Milton - The Naked Communist
by W. Cleon Skousen - A Christmas Carol, The Chimes, and The Cricket on the Hearth (yearly tradition around Christmas)
by Charles Dickens - Meditations
by Marcus Aurelius - To Kill a Mockingbird
by Harper Lee - The Rational Male 3: Positive Masculinity
by Rollo Tomassi
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