Here is my final reading list

The average Peace Corps volunteer is a avid reader. on the low end of the spectrum you may have a few volunteers who, read 2 books. On the higher end, over 100. Me I made it to 42 books, in my service. Here is the list and ones I liked will have a *. Ones that i didn't like will have a x.

Order read
2007

"Orphans of the Sky" Heinlein *

"A coffin for Dimirius" x

"The Count of Monte Cristo" Dumass *

"Captain Courageous" x

"The Chosen" Potok *

"A Million little Pieces" Fraye *

"The Book of Guys" Keillor

"The Discomfort Zone" Franzen x

"The Fountainhead" Rand **

2008

"Puppet Masters" Heinlein *

"Into the Wild" Krakauer *

"The Metamorphosis" Kafka

"The Agony and the Ecstasy" Irvingstone *

"A Confederacy of Dunces" Tode *

"Life of Pi" Martel*

"Exodus" Uris *

"A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" Twain **

"A Farewell to Arms" Hemingway **

"The Three Musketeers" Dumass **

"The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay" Chabon **

"Fahrenheit 451" Bradburry

"Blood Meridian" McCarthy*

"Catch 22" Heller *

"Grapes of Wrath" Steinbeck *

"East of Eden" Steinbeck

"Rant" Palahniuk x

"Naked" Sedaris **

"Kite Runner" Hosseini

"Barrel Fever" Sedaris

"Motherless Brooklyn" Lothem

"The Last of the Just" Schwatz-Bart *

"The Mysteries of Pittsburg" Chabon

2009

"The Final Solution" Chabon *

"Deep Survival" Gonzales

"Old Man and the Sea" Hemingway *

"The Devil in a White City" Larson **

"His Excellency" Ellis *

"The Alchemist" Coelho

"A Tree Grows In Brooklyn" Smith x

"Dress your Family in Quadaroy" Sedaris

"American Pastoral" Roth *

"The Things they carried" Obrien *

"Everyman" Roth

I am currently reading "Shogun' and I wont be done any time soon.