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WHERE MEN WIN GLORY: THE ODYSSEY OF PAT TILLMAN by Jon Krakauer
THE HURRIED CHILD by David Elkind
THE BLUEST EYE by Toni Morrison
THE BOOK THAT CHANGED MY LIFE by Coady and Johannessen, Ed.
BEST AMERICAN POLITICAL WRITING 2009 by Royce Flippin, Ed.
THE CASE OF THE GOLDDIGGER’S PURSE by Erle Stanley Gardner
THE GIRL WHO PLAYED WITH FIRE by Stieg Larsson
Probably the most famous one is the extremely clever: “A man, a plan, a canal: Panama!”
Palindromes are phrases that read the same forwards and backwards.
I think they’re great–which is why I direct you to this site that has collected a large number of them.
Favorites: “Dog sex at noon taxes God.” “Eva, can I stab bats in a cave?” “Is Don Adams mad? (A nod.) Si!” “Mr. Owl ate my metal worm.” “Deer flee freedom in Oregon? No, Geronimo — deer feel freed.”
And so on. Enjoy!