Alan Kay's reading list
This wasn&#x27;t actually for my students, and dates back to the early 90s. A number of people at Anderson Consulting (now Accenture) asked for my &quot;top ten&quot; books. This is not possible for anyone who reads extensively, so I came out with that list as a bare start. I should mention that reading lots of &quot;poor books&quot; is also part of literacy: they help the understanding and appreciation of &quot;good books&quot; considerably.