We Can Build You

by Philip K. Dick.

It's a good book, but it has a thoroughly misleading title and description. It could more accurately be called "We Can Build a Manic-Depressive Lincoln like you." It's about mental illness, start to finish.

Good Omens

by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett

Man, I forgot how relentless Terry Pratchett was.

Galactic Pot Healer

by Philip K. Dick

This must be one of the books he wrote to pay for food while extremely high.  Which does not mean that it is not, in its own way, awesome.

The Princess Bride

by Simon Morgenstern (abridged by William Goldman)

It's weird - the book feels like it has a different style from all the movies I've seen with Goldman screenplays, including the Princess Bride.  Even the parts written by Goldman, not Morgenstern.

How Jesus Became Christian

by Barrie Wilson.

Wow.  How haven't I heard these things before?

Reads like a relatively entertaining dissertation, though it repeats itself so many times you only nead to read about a quarter, I think.