10 Books to bring to prison (a la Martha Stewart)

Looking for the best books to bring to prison, Martha Stewart style? Discover a curated reading list featuring The Oxford Annotated Bible, Nicholson Baker's The Fermata, and Atlas Shrugged—perfect for surviving a stay with wit and wisdom.

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Complete works

 

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Complete Works of Aristotle, Vol. 1

 

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Oxford Annotated Bible

by MICHAEL D. COOGAN

The new edition includes a full index to all of the study material (not just to the annotations), and one that is keyed to page numbers, not to citations. And, to make certain points in the text clearer for the reader, there are approximately 40 in text, line drawing maps and diagrams.
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Tao te ching

 

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The compact Oxford English dictionary

 

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Plutarch's Lives, Volume 2 (Modern Library Classics)

 

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The Norton Shakespeare

 

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The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich

 

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Atlas Shrugged (Centennial Ed. HC)

 

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The Fermata

by Nicholson Baker

Having turned phone sex into the subject of an astonishing national bestseller in Vox, Baker now outdoes himself with an outrageously arousing, acrobatically stylish "X-rated sci-fi fantasy that leaves Vox seeming more like mere fiber-optic foreplay" (Seattle Times). "Sparkling."--San Francisco Chronicle.