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Missoula: Rape and the Justice System in a College Town

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Missoula: Rape and the Justice System in a College Town

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By far the most important and eye-opening book I've ever read. (Summer before senior year)

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Ah, the symbolism! (Junior year)

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I literally picked this book because of our shared first name but it turned out to be beautiful and simple and so I did my author's study on Carson. (Sophomore year)

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Images were outlandish and amazing. (Junior year).

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Was very captured by this book even though it was for school (freshman year).

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Wow. This poem is just wow. My family has read it on hikes in Wyoming every summer since I can remember.

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My dad gave my sister and me $10 to memorize this. I was 10 or 11. Still imprinted in my mind as a remarkable and powerful speech.

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The first poem I loved.

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Greek mythology came to life.

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The Sorcerer's Stone. Ah. My first page-turner. My sister was absolutely obsessed, and I did everything she did, naturally.

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Written by a family friend, such a familiar summer read.

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Had a very memorable time reading this with my mom.

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A biography that my dad read to me--one of many. I was Clara Barton in 3rd grade when we dressed as an American hero for the day.

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One of the most clever books I've ever read. Taught me a few things about business and loyalty, too.

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This book let my imagination run wild. I still reread this book every 6 months or so.