Jacob Jacobowitz
Here are 7 books that express so much in their stories that they are perhaps the only books that you ever need to read. If you want to follow philosophical conversations at dinner, these might just be the only books that you ever need to read.
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#1 Animal Farm by George Orwell
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Animal Farm is the famed author and visionary George Orwell’s allegorical tale of how society becomes tyrannical. Orwell may have been referencing leaders and regimes of his own era, such as Stalinist Russia, his groundbreaking novel still rings true to this very day. This book is often mandatory reading in schools since it serves as a warning for starry-eyed youth looking to change the world. Anyone who considers themselves educated and has not read Animal Farm ought to pick up a copy as soon as possible.
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#2 Snippets: Comments from the Red by Phil Berto
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Lib-rals, Conservatives, Alt-right, Alt-left, Catholics, Protestannts, Jews, and everyone else is fair game for the riotous humor and nose-tweaking opinions of Phil Berto. These snippets of Plain Old Common Sense come to his mind every day, and after years of sharing them with only subscribers to his firefighter newsletter, he’s finally giving the rest of us a glimpse! From the Presidential Election to why Lib-ral Ladies should ALWAYS wear camo, you’ll laugh, growl and never get over this collection of thoughts from a modern philosopher.
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#3 Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare
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So that you can compare the Shakespeare original to the 2006 movie “She’s the Man” and make funny comments while watching it.
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#4 Jane Eyre (Dover Thrift Editions) by Charlotte Brontë
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Because the main character succeeds through her hard work, intelligence and creativity and we need more role models like that.
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#5 Wuthering Heights (Dover Thrift Editions) by Emily Brontë
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So that you can pretend to be Heathcliff on the moors when you are feeling sad and moody.
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#6 Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery
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Because during World War II, the Polish motivated their soldiers by issuing them copies of this book.
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#7 Call of the Wild by Jack London
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Because he was the first person in the world to become a millionaire from his writing success
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