Books that would be great to read but that we don't have room to carry....

Gabriel Garcia Marquez: Chronicle of a Death Foretold

Makuchi: Your Madness, Not Mine

Nigel Barley: The Innocent Anthropologist: Notes from a Mud Hut

Gerald Durrell: The Overloaded Arc

Sylvia Plath: The Bell Jar
Other stories

Virginia Wolf: 3 Guineas
A room of one’s own
Orlando

Ken Follett: Pillars of the Earth

Mark Helprin: Winters Tale
Memoir From Antproof Case

Tony Horwitz: A Voyage Long and Strange

Allison Weir: anything

O’Henry: any short stories

Herman Kahn: On Escalation

Bill Bryson: Neither here nor there
I’m a stranger here myself
Notes from a small island

Ron Paul: The Revolution: A Manifesto

Jamaica Kincaid- Autobiography of my Mother

Albert Camus- The Fall
Happy Death
Exile in the Kingdom

Arundhati Roy- God of Small Things

Philip Roth- The Human Stain
American Pastoral
Goodbye Columbus
Portony’s Complaint

Alison Bechdel- Fun Home

Anita Diamant- The Red Tent

Jeffrey Eugenides- Middlesex

Nancy Horan- Loving Frank

or any others like these...