Category: Books
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The Space Trilogy by C.S. Lewis
Out of the Silent Planet reads like an early sci-fi serial. A fun read, Lewis takes the reader to the mysterious planet, Malacandra. A strange world with strange creatures where certain philosophical and theological themes are explored. In the sequel, the reader is taken to Perelandra, an even stranger planet where the only inhabitants are…
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Animal Farm by George Orwell
An allegory of the Russian Revolution, Animal Farm outlines the dangers of communism in a way that the average person can understand. This is an easy read, great for anyone, young or old. Gain critical insight into how idealism and the spirit of revolution can devolve into totalitarianism and oppression.
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Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
Brave New World is not just some fanciful literary wordplay musing about what a supposed dystopia might look like. Huxley associated with some of the leading social engineers of his day. It’s hard to tell if Huxley was trying to warn us or purposefully bringing his peers’ vision into the social consciousness. Either way, Brave…
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1984 by George Orwell
This book is key to understanding the end game of all those whose goal it is to take over the world. Eric Blair was an insider of the early 20th century democratic socialist movement. After being a member of this nefarious group, Blair defected and published this and other books under the pen name, George…
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The Lord of The Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
You’ve probably seen the movies but have you actually read these books? With so many fantasy options out there today, why not read one of the best series out there. If you’re new to reading fantasy we cannot recommend a better book series to start with. Or, if you’re already an avid fantasy reader, your…
