5 Books I Wish Were Taught in Schools

Eddie said The book helped me better understand the unique forces that shaped the formation of America. Seeing the big picture is quite helpful for understanding not only history but present day demography, economics, and politics.

Eddie said For all the learning we’re supposed to do in school, seldom do we actually learn how we can better learn. This book provides some simple ideas to make the most of the holistic learning process.

Eddie said For most teenagers, sleep deprivation is an accepted way of life. This booked helped convince me to prioritize sleep for my personal health and emotional well-being.

Eddie said Calvin and Hobbes is a timeless satyrical classic that invites us to question the idiosyncrasies of everyday life. Through fun and games with Calvinball and outer space explorations, Watterson gives readers ample room for introspection without unnecessarily forced moralizations.

Eddie said Of the traditional classics that are often sometimes in school, Jane Eyre is my personal favorite. The constant tensions between the pursuit of individual expression and social harmony are timeless themes that any reader in any age can easily resonate with.