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Generations: The History of America's Future, 1584 - 2069 by William Strauss and Neil Howe

Sociology is rarely as interesting as it is in this book. Strauss and Howe put forth the theory that generations run in cycles, have specific identities, and influence one another-and that the way they interact with each other and react to the world at large is the primary shaping factor in our nation's history. While interesting to look through simply to see your own generation's cohorts, the book is eerily persuading. and its predictions since its publication in 1991 have begun to come true. - Anonymous