September 5, 200917 yr I just finished Freakonomics and I'm currently reading Outliers by Malcom Gladwell. Anyone wanting a different take on things should check Freakonomics out...it's unique, refreshing, and impossible to put down.
September 5, 200917 yr If They Don't Win It's A Shame: The Year the Marlins Bought the World Series... it's about the 1997 team. When She Was Good by Philip Roth... just finished this one. It was pretty good. I like Roth a lot.
September 5, 200917 yr Just Walk Across the Room From Bill Hybels God's Girls in Sports: Guiding Young Women Through the Benefits and Pitfalls by Holly Page The Measure of a Man by Gene Getz As well as I tried to read different parts of the Bible on a daily/weekly basis.
September 5, 200917 yr For some strange reason I never finished "The Appeal" by Grisham so I'm now going to try and re-start/finish it.
September 5, 200917 yr Who Killed the Constitution by Thomas Woods...next up is Silence by Shusaku Endo
September 5, 200917 yr Organic Chemistry :irked: All of your book-reading should be directed towards P&R arguments. I'm attempting to overtake Covercorner as the Constitution guy, and my next book is about persecution of Catholics in Japan. You have an obligation to read about pebble-bed reactors.
September 5, 200917 yr Free : The Future of a Radical Price http://www.amazon.com/Free-Future-Radical-Chris-Anderson/dp/1401322905 Bodies Left Behind by Jeffrey Deaver
September 5, 200917 yr Free : The Future of a Radical Price http://www.amazon.com/Free-Future-Radical-Chris-Anderson/dp/1401322905 Bodies Left Behind by Jeffrey Deaver Almost read that "Dahmer.":ohbrother:
September 5, 200917 yr Author If They Don't Win It's A Shame: The Year the Marlins Bought the World Series... it's about the 1997 team. When She Was Good by Philip Roth... just finished this one. It was pretty good. I like Roth a lot. How is it? I've always been a little hesitant to read it...but also kind of wanted to.
September 5, 200917 yr Just finished The Rising Tide by Jeff Shaara. Great WWII book. Gotta love a book were Eisenhower, Patton, Clark, and Roemmel are among the main characters. Getting ready to start Kingmakers: The Invention of the Modern Middle East by Karl E Meyer & Shareen Blair Brysac. Looking forward to this one. For fun, I'm reading Dirty Laundry by Troi Carrington. Sometimes...I just need to read for fun. :lol:
September 5, 200917 yr "The Mauritius Command" by Patrick O'Brian. Trying to get some naval salt in me in anticipation of the 204th anniversary of Trafalgar (October 21st). Also, "In The Best Of Families," by Rex Stout.
September 5, 200917 yr I just finished Freakonomics and I'm currently reading Outliers by Malcom Gladwell. Anyone wanting a different take on things should check Freakonomics out...it's unique, refreshing, and impossible to put down. An interesting book, though it's been a while since I read it. Just finished "Breaking Dawn" - just for fun.
September 5, 200917 yr I'm still trudging my way through War and Peace while also reading The Meaning of the Nuclear Revolution: Statecraft and the Prospect of Armageddon by Robert Jervis. I usually like to keep a little lighter reading around, so hopefully My Booky Wook: A Memoir of Sex, Drugs, and Stand-Up by Russell Brand will be gracing my nightstand soon.
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