for all you book lovers

hey guys and girls, i am looking to DISPERSE/TRADE/SELL some of my books. this is a really sad, almost painful process for me, so i will do 10 books at a time. here are the rules
1. first come, first serve. 
2. one book per person - this means 10 people. i doubt even 10 will respond but still. if the book is graphic (sex/violence) i will let you know.
3. you get to choose how to pay for the book - it can be a message (hey, i want this book), it could be a trade (hey, i’ll give you this for this), or it could be bought (i’ll give you this for that book). the only restriction is a maximum price of 8 dollars for buyers. also, i will not ship books. we’ll have to figure out a way for me to give them to you personally.
4. if you do take a book and read it, you must tell me what you thought of it. if you have already read the book, you must tell me why you want it (love the book but lost it, want to give it to a friend who loves the book, whatever) —- **note: parting with books makes me incredibly sad. so i decided to be selfish. if i am going to give out stories - albeit not my own - i want YOUR story in return.  
5. if you ask for a book i have not read yet, give me until the end of winter break so that i may have the chance to read them.
6. you may ask for a book NOT on the list - if i so happen to have it, maybe something will be worked out. 
7. all books gifted to me are OFF limits 

here is the list, it is quite long.

 LITERATURE/POETRY/Essays/Biographies/Inspirational randoms - TITLE OF BOOK AUTHOR
Things Fall Apart - Achebe
Pride and Prejudice - Austen
Fire Next Time - Baldwin
Fahrenheit 451 - Bradbury
Martian Chronicles - Bradbury
Jane Eyre - Bronte
The Stranger - Camus
Children of the Mind, Xenocide, and Speaker for the Dead - O. Scott Card (this is actually three books. i lost my “Ender’s Game” but this is the rest of the series. if you liked Ender’s Game, but didn’t read the ones after, be warned: these are much more adult fiction!)
Canterbury Tales - Chaucer (modern english translation)
Lord Jim - Conrad **(should also have heart of darkness and other short stories if interested)
The Alchemist - Coelho
Warrior of the Light  Coelho
Disgrace - Coetzee
Waiting for the Barbarians - Coetzee
Tale of Two Cities — Dickens
Collected Poems of Emily Dickinson - Dickinson
Another version of Collected Poems - Dickinson
Selected Letters of Emily Dickinson
Beowulf in poetry form
Beowulf prose translation
Original Illustrated Sherlock Holmes - Doyle
The Souls of Black Folk -  Du Bois
My Lobotomy - Dully
Essays and Poems - Emerson 
The Waste Land, Prufrock and Other Poems - Eliot
As I Lay Dying, The Sound and the Fury, Light in August - Faulkner (three books but they are a set so…)
Great Gatsby - if you need to know the author of this, God bless your soul.
the corrections - franzen
 Poems - Robert Frost
Collected Works Margaret Fuller
Team of Rivals  - Goodwin (recommend if you are into abe lincoln!)
Blithedale Romance - Hawthorne
Scarlet Letter - Hawthorne
Portrait of an Artist, as an Old Man - Heller
Four Novel hardcover of The Sun also Rises, A Farewell to Arms, For Whom the Bell Tolls, The Old Man and the Sea - Hemingway
Siddhartha - Hesse
Their Eyes Were Watching God - Hurston
Pay it Forward - Hyde 
The Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man and Dubliners - Joyce
Metamorphosis  Kafka
On the Road - Kerouac
Flowers for Algernon - Keyes
Sons and Lovers - Lawrence
To Kill a Mockingbird - Lee
The Giver - Lowry
Chronicle of a Death Foretold - Marquez
Billy Budd - Melville
The Crucible - Miller
Echoes down the Corridor (essays) - Arthur Miller
MLA Handbook - sixth edition
Over the Anvil we Stretch - Anis Mojgani
Beloved - Morrison
Common Sense - Paine
Stranger than Fiction - Palahniuk
Frieze - Pineda
Essay on Man and other Poems - Pope
Technopoly - Postman
Don’t Let me be Lonely — Rankine
All Quiet on the Western Front - Remarque
Blindness - Saramago
Guy Mannering - Scott
Best American Short Stories 2009
As you like it, Coriolanus, Henry IV, PART I, King Lear, Julius Caesar, Macbeth, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Much Ado About Nothing, Othello, Romeo and Juliet, The Winter’s Tale - Shakespeare (choose TWO)
Broken verses - Shamsie
Frankenstein - Shelley
The Pilot’s Wife, Sea Glass  Anita Shreve
Ceremony - Silko
**MAYBE - must consult a friend who had interest in this first, but MAUS I/II - Spiegelman
East of Eden - Steinbeck
Of Mice and Men - Steinbeck
Walden and Civil Disobedience - Thoreau
The Old Patagonian Express - Theroux
Johnny Got his Gun - Trumbo
Live for a Living - Buddy Wakefield (hope somebody interested in slam poetry)
The Double Helix  Watson
The Time Machine - Wells
The Age of Innocence - Wharton
Short Stories - Wharton
Leaves of Grass - Whitman
Philadelphia Fire - Wideman
Night - Wiesel
Mrs. Dalloway - Woolf
Mrs. Dalloway’s Party - Woolf
To the Lighthouse - Woolf
Selected poems - William Wordsworth
Tropic of Orange - Yamashita 

RELIGIOUS BOOKS (not in alphabetical order)
The World’s Religions - Huston Smith
The Problem of Pain - CS Lewis
Surprised by Joy - CS Lewis (heard really good things about this)
Kingdom of the Cults - Walter Martin
Rise of Evangelicalism - Noll
The Dangerous Duty of Delight - Piper
The Case for Faith - Strobel
The Bible - NIV
The Book of Mormon
The Evangelist - Drummond
Billy Graham
Angels - Billy Graham
Hope for the Troubled Heart - Billy Graham
Peace with God - Graham
The Secret of Happiness - Graham
The Reason for God - Keller
Think Biblically! - Macarthur
Dwight L. Moody: The committed Life - W.R. Moody
History of Philosophy - Marias
 
Miscellaneous that were not organized on my bookshelf -
Complete Poems and Plays - TS Eliot
Death of a Salesman - Miller
Something Wicked this way Comes - Bradbury 
Complete Poems - John Keats
Essays by Addison, Steele, Swift, Defoe, Johnson and Others (only recommend if into literary history/theory)
Collected Works of Plato - (vintage old looking)
Complete Novels and Stories - Chopin
The Western Canon - Harold Bloom
Diary of Anne Frank
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance - Pirsig (currently reading, so unavailable until finished) 

i also have a LOT of children’s books. those are free to go as well!

haha although I haven’t read every single thing on this list, i have read most of them. and a LOT of the books i have read aren’t on this list anyways. but realized that maybe in this life of mine i have read a good amount of books, an amount that is a little more than average hopefully.  feel free to ask questions or for suggestions. happy thanksgiving!