The List...


  1. C. S. Lewis – Readings for Meditation and Reflection. (ed. Hooper, Walter. 1992)
  2. The Set Of The Sail. (Tozer, A. W. 1986)
  3. The Pilgrim’s Guide: C. S. Lewis and the Art of Witness. (ed. Mills, David. 1998)
  4. Animal Farm. (Orwell, George. 1945)
  5. Three Men In A Boat (Jerome, Jerome K. 1889)
  6. Christ And The Media (Muggeridge, Malcolm. 1977)
  7. To Kill A Mockingbird (Lee, Harper. 1960)
  8. Northanger Abbey (Austen, Jane. 1818)
  9. Scandal At School (Cole, G. D. H. & M. 1935)
  10. The Old Man And The Sea (Hemingway, Ernest. 1952)
  11. The Greatest Salesman In The World (Mandino, Og. 1968)
  12. Roverandom (Tolkien, J. R. R. 1998)
  13. Selected Poems Of Christina Rossetti
  14. The Canterbury Tales (Chaucer, Geoffrey. 1476)
  15. All Things Considered (Chesterton, G. K. 1908)
  16. The Diary Of An Old Soul (MacDonald, George. 1880)

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