2010 Books

Below are the books I read in 2010 in chronological order. Compare to 2009's list here.

1. Alexander Hamilton -- Ron Chernow. Good.
   
2. Ivanhoe -- Sir Walter Scott. Matchless.
   
3. Against Christianity -- Peter Leithart. Important.
   
4. The Inheritors -- William Golding. Colorful.
   
5. The Language of God -- Francis Collins. Problematic.
   
6. Anathem -- Neal Stephenson. Mediocre.
   
7. Don Quixote -- Miguel De Cervantes. Fantastic.
   
8. 100 Cupboards -- N. D. Wilson. Great.
   
9. Dandelion Fire -- N. D. Wilson. Great.
   
10. Future Men -- Douglas Wilson. Crucial.
    
11. Life With Father -- Clarence Day. Hilarious.
    
12. The Scarlet Pimpernel -- Baroness Emmuska Orczy. Lottafun.
    
13. 1776 -- David McCullough. Good.
    
14. Wieland -- Charles Brockden Brown. Curious.
    
15. The Canterbury Tales -- Geoffrey Chaucer. Fantastic.
    
16. Fidelity -- Douglas Wilson. Crucial.
    
17. The Chestnut King -- N. D. Wilson. Great.
    
18. What Difference Do It Make? -- Ron Hall and Denver Moore. Important.
    
19. Same Kind of Different As Me -- Ron Hall and Denver Moore. Important.
    
20. Invisible Man -- Ralph Ellison. Decent.
    
21. Inferno -- Dante Alighieri. Fantastic.
    

I hope you've enjoyed the one-word summaries this year. An obvious update from last year's full sentences.