Amazing Fantastic Incredible, A marvelous Memoir; Stan Lee

A fitting Graphic Memoir of Stan Lee. I am not a big comic fan, but I really loved this- it surprised me that it took as long to read as a print book- due to really looking at the art. A fun read, it would be a great book to get you out of a funk.

The Institute; Stephen King

Children possesing telekenetic, telepathic, or both abilities are stolen by th government and live out the short remainder of their lives saying the world from distruction. Together the children have the ability to kill people off, looking like accidents, that would possibly become a threat to humanity eventually if allowed to live. One boy, who is supposibly a genius, excapes and helps to shut down the facility and those like it around the world.

The Destructors; Graham Greene

I read this story one morning when I couldn't sleep- heard about it in Donnie Darko. A gang of boys take apart an old man's house just to see if they can.

Forever Amber; Kathleen Winsor

An addictive story about a woman growing up in 17th century England and how she social climbs but happiness always seems to be just out of reach.

Stormy Weather; Carl Hiaason

Another hilarious book about a hurricane and all the characters it brings out. He sheds light on criminal housing inspectors, owners of illegal exotic pets, and how people act in a catastrophe.

Apt Pupil; Stephen King

A teenage boy, who wants to be a detective in the 1970's finds a Nazi living in his town. He threatens to turn the old man into the cops unless he tells him all of the autrocities committed. Soon the boy is having nightmares himself that can only be released by inflicting pain and killing. The evil grows in him until he eventually snaps when the cops start investigating him after the old man's death.