2014 Reading Challenge

 

1. Women in the language and society of Japan – Naoko Takemaru
2. Black rain – Masuji Ibuse
3. Origins of Japanese wealth and power – John H. Sagers
4. Faust – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
5. Kokoro: Hints and echoes of Japanese inner life – Lafcadio Hearn
6. Dogs for dummies – Gina Spadafori
7. The hunchback of Notre-Dame – Victor Hugo
8. The mist – Stephen King
9. N.P. – Banana Yoshimoto
10. 47 ronin – Susumu Katagawa
11. A clockwork orange – Anthony Burgess
12. The woman in the dunes – Kobo Abe
13. The method of zen – Eugen Herrigel
14. Four kids, three cats, two cows, one witch (maybe) – Siobhan Parkinson
15. de-Coding Da Vinci – Amy Welborn
16. 501 must-visit destinations – David Brown
17. The fault in our stars – John Green
18. The metamorphosis – Franz Kafka
19. Horai – Lafcadio Hearn
20. Pride and prejudice – Jane Austen
21. Edward Albee’s Who’s afraid of Virginia Woolf – Michael Adams
22. Dragons and dragon lore – Ernest Ingersoll
23. The order of the universe – George Ohsawa
24. Ideals of the east – Okakura Kakuzo