[Helms]

Beckers book is required reading for aging baby boomers with angst over their mortality. Where are any of the 100 Great Books?

Customers who bought this book also bought:

Bad Boys, Bad Men: Confronting Antisocial Personality Disorder by Donald W. Black, et al (Hardcover)

Antisocial Behavior: Personality Disorders from Hostility to Homicide by Benjamin B. Wolman (Paperback)

Inside the Criminal Mind by Stanton Samenow (Author) (Hardcover)

The Emptied Soul by Adolf Guggenbuhl-Craig (Paperback)

The Psychopathic Mind: Origins, Dynamics, and Treatment by J. Reid Meloy (Hardcover)

[Squantos]

Playboy....Penthouse....hustler.....

[Stopislamnow]

Clintons Favorite books.

Hustler by Larry Flynt
Penthouse by Bob Guccione
Playboy by Hugh Hefner

Honerable mentions include:

Juggs
Intern Monthly
How to Lie, and Enjoy It!

Favorite Authors:
Marx

Heros:
Himself

[Vesuvian]

"...the list was compiled after extensive consulting with focus groups. In fact, rumors swirl that the xxx-president has never read A book, let alone any on his list."

[Richard Kimball]

Obviously another pack of lies. He probably hasn't even read the Cliff's notes for half of these, but it is the required reading list for the wine-drinking, volvo-driving, PBS-watching, limo-liberals. If you peeled off all the layers of fakeness over the real Bill Clinton, would there be anything there? (personally, I think you'd find a combination of Barry Switzer and Joe Isuzu)

[SkyPilot]

"101 Uses for the Oval Office Sink."

[Quix]

Billdo's favorite books:

01. Dick and Jane I
02. Dick and Jane II
03. Dick and Jane III
04. Dick and Jane IV
05. Dick and Mary I
06. Dick and Mary II
07. Dick and Mary III
08. Dick and Mary IV
09. Dick and Juanita I
10. Dick and Juanita II
11. Dick and Juanita III
12. Dick and Juanita IV
13. Dick and Juanita V
14. Dick and Lolita I
15. Dick and Lolita II
16. Dick and Lolita III
17. Dick and Lolita IV
18. Dick and Lolita V
19. Dick and Monica I
20. Dick and Monica II
21. Dick and Monica III
22. Dick and Monica IV
23. Dick and Monica V
24. Dick and Monica VI
25. Dick and Monica VII

Really a no brainer.

As in NO BRAINer.

[DeepDish]

"Selling America" How to finance a presidential campaign by sellling technology to your own worst enemy.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

How tooth-achingly politically correct! How utterly 1970's university syllabus bland. No adult could possible like all this crap. Ask him to tell what insights he gained from "Mediations", what is his favorite phrase from "The Four Quartets". What really intelligent person doesn't have a few odd ball favorites? Like "Dangerous to Man" by Roger Carras or "The Moon is a Harsh Mistress"? Stuff that will never making it into the Great Books Anthologies.

[LibWhacker]

(He just won't admit it.)

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

Presumably, the list comes with a sampling of Clinton's 21 favorite color crayons, as well... :)

[international american]

21 books about himself is the correct answer....

[janetgreen]

I thought "Leaves of Grass" was his fav - didn't he give this one to all his honeys?

[steplock]

May I recommend...

[evad]

on display at the 'Cox' building.

apropos..
..and his number one mostest favoritest book..
Adventures on the BangBoat

[Revolting cat!]

Focus group, definitely. Or calculated choices. How else do you explain the first two entries Marcus Aurelius and Maya Angelou? No serious literary reader I know would touch the latter. At best, the list reveals a rather shallow mind.

[Gritty]

They left out this one...

[duckbutt]

Didn't notice "Leaves of Grass" which he gave to all his Bimbos.

[Momaw Nadon]

[Bars4Bill]

[Pedantic_Lady]

"One Hundred Years of Solitude," Gabriel Garcia Marquez.

EVERYBODY says they read this. In fact, I've rarely been a guest in anyone's home who doesn't have a copy of it. WE have a copy of it. EVERYBODY has a copy of it. My husband bought it years ago....I doubt he has ever read it. I had to read it in SPANISH in one of my college classes. I thought I was going to DIE from boredom. It was like a bad acid trip or an Hieronymous Bosch painting. Flying carpets? Women pregnant with lizards? BITE me.