December 10, 200817 yr I've been reading "Gonzo" which is the Hunter S. Thompson biography put together by Jann Wenner. It's really just a series of recollections from people associated with HST over the years, and it's really freakin' funny. Great book and funny as hell!
December 10, 200817 yr Great book and funny as hell! My brother got it for me for a Christmas gift … last year. I feel kind of bad that I'm just now getting around to it.
December 10, 200817 yr I really enjoyed Snowball, the biography of Warren Buffett. It is a very interesting read.
December 12, 200817 yr Mr. Murder by Dean Koontz is what i'm reading right now and so far it is great.
December 18, 200817 yr Just finished No Country For Old Men. It was a great book...brings up a lot of good questions about life. Since the Coen Brothers did the movie, I would like to see it as well.
December 19, 200817 yr I would not be considered the targeted audience for the Twilight series. However; I loved the first three and have begun the 4th (Breaking Dawn). I also enjoyed the movie but I would recommend reading the book first or you will miss ALOT of the details. I have never really enjoyed reading books but this is one series that is difficult to put down.
December 19, 200817 yr I'm currently reading one of my Christmas presents! "A Bold Fresh Piece of Humanity" by Bill O'reilly. So far so good!
December 19, 200817 yr Christmas time is my time for re-reading old favorites. I've just begun the Lord of the Rings for the *ahem* time. (Suffice to say it's a lot... let your nerd shine!) I'm also going through St. Augustine's "Confessions" again. I have "Rome 1960" on my shelf for when I'm finished with those.
December 19, 200817 yr Author I would not be considered the targeted audience for the Twilight series. However; I loved the first three and have begun the 4th (Breaking Dawn). I also enjoyed the movie but I would recommend reading the book first or you will miss ALOT of the details. I have never really enjoyed reading books but this is one series that is difficult to put down. Welcome to BGP, cf. Check out the link below; and feel free to ask a mod if you have any questions. http://www.bluegrasspreps.com/showthread.php?t=35010
December 19, 200817 yr Author Christmas time is my time for re-reading old favorites. I've just begun the Lord of the Rings for the *ahem* time. (Suffice to say it's a lot... let your nerd shine!) I'm also going through St. Augustine's "Confessions" again. I have "Rome 1960" on my shelf for when I'm finished with those. At least a dozen for me. Nerd alert!
December 19, 200817 yr I read The Republic again last weekend. So, yes. Have you read Utopia by More? If there are any wine drinkers out there both of Taber's books, To Cork or Not To Cork and The Judgment of Paris are good reads.
December 19, 200817 yr I am thinking about reading Christy by Catherine Marshall over the Christmas break. I can never read books during the school year cause I figure if I am taking the time to read...it should be a textbook.
December 19, 200817 yr The Shack. American Lion. The Host. The Twilight Series. Marley and Me.What'd you think?
December 19, 200817 yr The Shack by William P. Young. I recommend it to everyone. A very good read. VERY good book. Awesome read. This one made me re-think a lot of what we have learned as Christians. :thumb:
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