Reading requirements

So one of the great things about WW is that she is well read. I mean she is immortal. With that kind of time what else is there to do? In the coming weeks I will compile a list of books I have read and wish to read. I also need to look into what WW could have read herself. I can imagine that Socrates and other great philosophers could have made it into her library so I can start there. Classics will also dominate my shelves for a while I can imagine. Feminist literature, something I don't read, will at least have to make a dent in the list. For that I will probably start with a book whose name I have forgotten. :( I know the idea of the book, written in the late 40s, is that women should not be happy with being a wife and only that. That we can accomplish more and step out of the roles society has given us. Things that nearly every girl born after 1965 has already been told. WW is a military genius so military strategy should be something that is touched on. So the art of war is going to be on the list. As well as combat strategy and geography. I have a long reading list to make. This isn't going to be easy but it will be worth it.