The BYU bookstore wants my money

I know this is true, because it is exerting all its energy to pull me into its trap.
Today, while strolling through, I passed a book of T.S. Eliot poetry for three dollars.
Above the book was a sign that declared everything an extra 20% off.
2.50$.
2.50 for T.S.Eliot.

I can spare 2 dollars, right?
The cashier held up the book.
"A lot of people have been buying this," she said.
"Yeah," said I. "For 2.50 how can they say no?"
"Is he a good poet?" she asked, reading off the cover, "T. S. Eliot?"
"Depends on what you like," I say. "He's a good modernist poet."
She stares at me.
for like thirty seconds.

"okay," she finally says.

Anyway, here is my summer book list. I am not including poetry, because even though I have TONS of new poetry, I usually just sit down and read for a half hour or hour and then read something else. I never read poetry books straight through. Anything to add? What are you planning on reading?

SUMMER READING BOOKLIST:
Extremely loud and incredibly close and Everything is Illuminated (both by Jonathon Safran Foer)

The Joy Luck Club (Amy Tan)

Gang Leader for a Day (Sudhir Venkatesh)

A Mercy and Jazz (both by Toni Morrison)

House on Mango Street (Sandra Cisneros)

Krik? Krak! (Edwidge Danticat)

Me Talk Pretty One Day (David Sedaris)

The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay (Michael Chabon)

I Know Why the Cage Bird Sings (Maya Angelou)

Lakota Woman (Mary Crow Dog)

How The Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents (Julia Alvarez)

A Thousand Splendid Suns (Khaled Hosseini)

I'm currently half-way through Everything Is Illuminated. I know this seems like a lofty reading goal, but it has been over a year since I could really read leisurely, and I want to take complete advantage of it.
These are all books that have been recommended to me by actual people. Do you have other suggestions for me?
Thanks!