'Things I Recommend' by bluetagpizza

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The first book in a series called "A Song of Ice and Fire". It's a very "gritty" kind of fantasy, where it's sometimes hard to tell who's the good guy and who's the bad. Very much like real life.

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A reporter's quest to learn the truth about a 50 year-old breakthrough in aviation technology

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This is my favorite Simon Singh book. If you have ever been curious about secret codes this is the place to start. Simon does a superb job of explaining complex subjects in a very understandable way.

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Another book by Simon Singh. Not quite as good as The Code Book but if you're into math I think you'll enjoy it.

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Learn the origins of the Big Bang theory. I love how Simon starts at the very beginning (Greek astronomers) and uses the subsequent discoveries to explain why we know what we know. This is a great book for anyone who has ever wondered how scientists can c

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They say there are always too sides to a story, and American History is no different. Cut through the popular myths and learn that: the Puritans didn't steal Indian lands, the Civil War wasn't started to free slaves, etc.

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New theory of Cosmology from a Christan world view. Written by a nuclear physicist who works at Los Alamos.

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The classic tale of a dystopia where the government is all-knowing, all-powerful and tolerates no dissent.

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H.G. Wells' "The Time Machine" is one of my favorite science fiction stories.