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What Are You Reading (next round)

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^ Now there's a gripping read.

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Right now is Danny Weddle's How WE Played the Game

Kentucky Revised Statutes Annotated

:thumb: Do tell us about this one.

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Kentucky Revised Statutes Annotated

 

Is today over yet?

 

Title XIX, Chapters 232-233 are especially revealing.

:thumb: Do tell us about this one.

 

Boring as all get-out and didn't give me the answer I wanted. I hate it when the law doesn't match my facts.

 

At any rate, it was still a better read than The DaVinci Code.

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^ I enjoyed the premise but really don't like Dan Brown's writing style at all. Little bitty chapters with semi-juvenile cliffhangers at the end of each one.

^ I enjoyed the premise but really don't like Dan Brown's writing style at all. Little bitty chapters with semi-juvenile cliffhangers at the end of each one.

 

Sounds like my cup of tea. :lol:

 

I enjoyed The DaVinci Code. Movie was awful, but I liked the book.

I am reading an interesting book called "How we Got our Bible" IT explains the history of canonization, translations, versions, and other pertinent information that led to what we have today.

^ I enjoyed the premise but really don't like Dan Brown's writing style at all. Little bitty chapters with semi-juvenile cliffhangers at the end of each one.

 

I know it's probably juvenile, but I love that style of reading. Keeps me more interested and I can get through those books a lot quicker. Probably why I like David Baldacci as well.

 

Just finished True Blue by David Baldacci. Enjoyed it, as I do all his work, but was a little disappointed in the ending. A lot of build up, but the ending seemed to quick.

 

On to Beyond Band of Brothers: The War Memoirs of Major Dick Winter.

Just finished Envy the Night, by Michael Koryta. I loved the setting, north woods lake in Tomahawk, Wisconsin, an area that I am familiar with. Very good read. He is such a great storyteller.

 

Just started Baldacci's Simple Genius.

I finally finished No Easy Day. That was a great read to get the real inside story. A 5 year old and a newborn have really cut into reading time lol. I am attempting to start The Legend of the Duck Commander The Life and Times of Phil Robertson.

Finished "The Racketeer" by John Grisham.

 

OK at best.

I finished The Innocent by David Baldacci over the weekend, making a trip to the library after work today to see what I start next

I finished The Innocent by David Baldacci over the weekend,

 

I enjoyed that one.

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