Books
- Thread starter Bearclaw
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I have probably 400 books. I am on chapter 1 or 2 in all of them. 
Can't concentrate worth a damn. Currently reading...trying to read and stay with it - Herbal Medicine - Trends and Tradition by Charles W. Kane. Pretty interesting to me at least...
Can't concentrate worth a damn. Currently reading...trying to read and stay with it - Herbal Medicine - Trends and Tradition by Charles W. Kane. Pretty interesting to me at least...
Bearclaw
The dude playin the dude disquised as another dude
Try Dune if you haven't. It's a classic sci-fi series if you have the patience
Hands down one of the BEST books out there. Theres so much to learn from it, great story and definitely one to reread! I recommend the other books in the "series" Streets of Laredo, Dead Mans Walk, and Comanche Moon. Lonesome Dove is the 3rd chronologically, but i prefer to read books in their published order.
Im reading Nicolae from the Left Behind Series. Been wanting to complete this series for awhile.
I love to read. It varies from non fiction to fiction, to history to biography. I just enjoy a great book. I read Lonesome dove over 15 years ago. Was a long read, but very enjoyable. Currently reading Lone Survivor, Marcus Luttreells book.
And I read the BiBle everyday. Most important book for me.
And I read the BiBle everyday. Most important book for me.
The only issue with that is it would the weight of a lot of books and the price to ship it.....
How bout we do it but without the books?
StogieNinja
Derek | BoM June 2014
I just finished Boys in the Boat, a fascinating narrative about the Olympic rowing team that won gold at Berlin in 1936. Highly recommend.
The last books I read that I'd also recommend are:
Bonhoeffer, by Eric Mataxas
Unbroken, by Laura Hillenbrand
True Grit, by Charles Porter
The last books I read that I'd also recommend are:
Bonhoeffer, by Eric Mataxas
Unbroken, by Laura Hillenbrand
True Grit, by Charles Porter
ChefBoyRG54
BoM Sept '14 & BoY 2014
Could do virtual pass
Lonesome Dove is a great, entertaining book. I love the miniseries too. I haven't read the other books in the series.
I just finished reading Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn (author of Gone Girl). All three of her books were really good. I don't know what's next on my list.
I just finished reading Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn (author of Gone Girl). All three of her books were really good. I don't know what's next on my list.
I enjoy reading. I tend to read in spurts. I'll read 8 or 10 books in a row, then for some unkown reason not touch a book for 6 months. I enjoy military biographies. Lone Survivor, Generation Kill, and anything by Ambrose are great. I just read Outlaw Platoon, and it was amazing. True crime fascinates me as well. For the last 20 years, my go to genre though, has been fantasy. I'm currently rereading The Prince of Nothing series by R Scott Bakker. Hands down my favorite series in recent memory. Better than Martin, or Jordan.
Starting hocus pocus, recently finished The Good Thief.
A pass could work if each person just put in one paperback for the next person. Could be a winner or a stinker, but it adds to teh fun. I read a lot of mysteries 20-60s: Chandler, Hammett, Jim Thompson, David Goodis, Patricia Highsmith. Currently reading In the Realm Of Hungry Ghosts: Close Encounters With Addiction by Gabor Mate
