Isaac Asimov was an amazing author. It would take up so much space on this page to list everything. If you haven’t read one of his books and you like futuristic  or mysteries, you should sample one of his. Isaac Asimov Name of Book-Book #                   The Black Widowers 1 Tales of The Black Widowers 2 More Tales of The Black Widowers 3 Casebook of The Black Widowers 4 Banquets of The Black Widowers 5 Puzzles of The Black Widowers 6 The Return of The Black Widowers 7   First Robot Novel The Complete Robot …..I Robot 1 The Caves of Steel 2 The Naked Sun3 The Robots of Dawn 4 Robots and Empire 5 The Currents of Space6 The Star, Like Dust7 Pebble in the Sky 8 Prelude to Foundation 9 Foundation 10 Foundation and Empire 11 The Second Foundation 12 Foundation's Edge 13 Foundation and Earth 14 Foundation Fear (1 of 3) 15 Foundation and Chaos 16 Foundation's triumph17   Robots in Time Predator 1 Marauder 2 Warrior 3 Dictator 4 Emperor 5 Invader 6	This house loves to read and these are my books. We share. If you haven't noticed they are making movies out of all the books I have read. As you can tell I like to read espionage and mysteries quite a bit.  THE AUTHORS I LIKE: Agatha Christi             Scott Turow Isaac Asimov                Joyce Meyer Michael Crichton         Clive Cussler Robert Ludlum             John Grisham. Trevanian                            Robert Byrne Alfred Hitchcock         Tom Clancy                                                           Sir Walter Scott - Ivanhoe The Left Behind Series Jean M. Auel; Not for everybody,                         very geological Gone With the Wind Rebecca Madame Bovary The History of Tom Jones The Three Musketeers Tales of the South Pacific The Scarlett Letter The Call of the Wild The Adventures of Robin Hood Pride and Prejudice Two Years before the Mast The Yearling Ben-Hur The Robe The Adventure of Tom Sawyer The Hand of the Baskervilles Of Human Bondage Life with Father Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde The Canterbury Tales The Wind and the Willows    The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes The Return of Sherlock Holmes The Memories of Sherlock Holmes	Bill O’Reilly’s book, Factor for Kids is a great book, Tom and I both have read it. I think the book would be a good way to start conversations on different subjects with your child. I have had many a conversation with Sarah in the past. Yet I find that it would be interesting to ask her, her opinion on this or that subject. He starts each chapter with children’s remarks on the subject at hand.   The hardest book I think I have ever read is Ivanhoe. I was forever looking up words in the Index, Glossary, and then the Note area. It seemed I was always seeing a footnote that would send me to the note area to learn more about it; word, hill, or something, True I was only 20 but I think my memory is right on this one. I still have the actual book I read back then. I lost a lot of things through the years and I still have the book.   Charles Dickens The Old Curiosity Shop Little Dorrit Great Expectations  A Tale of Two Cities The Posstumous Paper ofthe Pickwick Club (1837) Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby -                 The printing I have is in two books.                 It has the actual advertisments from                 the paper from April 2,1838 -                 October 1,1839  Joyce Meyer Me and My Big Mouth Life Without Strife Be Anxious for Nothing Managing your Emotions The Secret Power of Speaking God’s Words