The lost art of the book sale

Today was one of my favourite moments of the university year. The University Library, bi-anual booksale. Thankfuly I walked out with three intriguing titled books. These are the three titles

-The Lost Art Of Walking: The History,Science, Philosophy, and Literature of Pedestrianism by Geoff Nicholson.

Reasons for and Advantages of Breathing: stories by Lydia Peele

-The Great Awakening: Seven Ways to change the world: Reviving Faith & Politics by Jim Wallis

On top of these three books, I also am beginning to work my way through, The Cost of Discipleship by Dietrich Bonhoeffer, which was a gift from my pal Riesser. I hope these ones are gooders, the last sale I also found intrigueing titles but once reading the first chapters, I found that 3/4 of them were full of "huey," as the saying goes.

I wish I could just read these books I purchased, instead I will be doing homework. Ill let anyone and everyone know if these are classics or if they are duds whence I know