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What Are You Reading In 2016?

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So my second grader had to make this little Mother's Day poster thing at school. He had to finish this sentence, "My mom is smart! She even knows ......(his response) how to read a really long book." :)

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Let me know how that is. I was thumbing through it the other day & almost bought it.

Just started a biography on Elon Musk who made his fortune with PayPal and now has companies like Tesla.

 

By the way, the Tesla 3 has about 300,000 pre-orders.

 

If you're like me and like to read about thinkers who are "out there" this is a must read. Great entrepreneur with 4 companies going.

 

Wants to start the process for colonizing Mars.

 

Started a new company that will transport people and packaged in "pods" in a high-speed tube. You can get from LA to SF in 30 minutes.

I started Catherine Coulter's "Brit In the FBI" series. Good read thus far.

For the next 8 weeks it's "Educational Psychology". :no:

For the next 8 weeks it's "Educational Psychology". :no:

 

Oh goody.

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For the next 8 weeks it's "Educational Psychology". :no:

 

Dear God.

Are those books any good?

 

I'd put them in the "young adult" category. I like them.

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