A Little Something Different: Books Everybody Should Read

Explore a thought-provoking curated book list featuring must-reads like Noam Chomsky's 9-11, Michael Moore's Stupid White Men, and Truman. Discover sharp political commentary, history, and humor in these essential titles for every avid reader.

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The Bush Dyslexicon

by Mark Crispin Miller

"A particularly astute analysis of the television coverage of the campaign, the election, and the political aftermath."--Newsday
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Stupid White Men

by Michael Moore

Sorry excuses for the state of the nation. United States. Manifesto on malfeasance and mediocrity. Satire.
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Theodore Rex

 

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Close encounters with the religious right

 

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The Natural

 

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Spin this!

 

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To the best of my ability

 

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The Qur'an Translation

 

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LBJ

 

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The Metaphysical Club

 

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Them

 

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Jesse

 

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The clothes have no emperor

 

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Shrub

 

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Truman

 

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The betrayal of America

 

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9-11 [neuf-onze]

by Noam Chomsky

Based on a composite of interviews conducted in the aftermath of the September 11th attacks, Chomsky, one of America's most esteemed and influential radical thinkers, uses his impeccable knowledge of globalisation and US foreign policy in the Middle East to shed light on Osama bin Laden and the long-term implications of America's military attacks abroad. Speaking out against responding to violence with violence, as such tactics only succeed in undermining democracy in any meaningful form, he demands policies of a more long-term, humane and honorable nature.