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Just finished reading John Grisham's "Rain Maker" last night. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

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"In the Company of Heroes" by Chief Warrant Officer Michael J. Durant. He was one of the Blackhawk helicopter pilots shot down in the battle of Mogadishu. He talks about all of his experiences serving in the Army's 470th Military Intelligence Group and the 160th SOAR Airborne Special Ops - The Nightstalkers.

 

Very good book. Might be the quickest 380 pages I've ever read.

"Find A Way"......

 

Merril Hoge's newly released book. I have already read a couple chapters and man it's some good stuff!!!!

"The Art of Racing In The Rain" by Garth Stein.... If you are a dog lover it's a must read..

Been several days since I checked in.

 

Finished All The President's Men, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (I know, man card in jeopardy), all seven Harry Potter books, The Hobbit, and just started James Michener's Texas today.

I'm reading a book on grammar.

 

That's how I roll.

I'm reading a book on grammar.

 

That's how I roll.

 

:lol: What is it? I just finished In Search of Time: The Science of the Curious Dimension and Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do. Both were extremely interesting, and I'm almost certain anyone would enjoy the latter.

Anybody read The Passage by Justin Cronin? I really liked it.

Just started reading Little Bee by Chris Cleave. Two chapters in...so far, so good.

Been several days since I checked in.

 

Finished All The President's Men, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (I know, man card in jeopardy), all seven Harry Potter books, The Hobbit, and just started James Michener's Texas today.

 

 

I don't think your man card is in jeopardy for reading A Tree Grows in Brooklyn. Yes, the main character is a young girl, but the real story is the socio-economic dynamics of the time. :D Does that help?

Just finished reading the thread about "homegrown" and am still in disbelief that people thump their chests with such a retarded moniker. As a matter of fact, it would have been against the rules in that forum to say this, but I think that some of those folks have been dabbling with some other homegrown items if they think that is reality.

 

Sorry, I had to vent. Back to the subject at hand.

"In the Company of Heroes" by Chief Warrant Officer Michael J. Durant. He was one of the Blackhawk helicopter pilots shot down in the battle of Mogadishu. He talks about all of his experiences serving in the Army's 470th Military Intelligence Group and the 160th SOAR Airborne Special Ops - The Nightstalkers.

 

Very good book. Might be the quickest 380 pages I've ever read.

 

Wonderful book and wonderful man! I've met him and have an autographed copy--quite a humbling experience.

I don't think your man card is in jeopardy for reading A Tree Grows in Brooklyn. Yes, the main character is a young girl, but the real story is the socio-economic dynamics of the time. :D Does that help?

 

Thank you. That does help.:thumb:

I don't think your man card is in jeopardy for reading A Tree Grows in Brooklyn. Yes, the main character is a young girl, but the real story is the socio-economic dynamics of the time. :D Does that help?

 

One of my old girlfriends insisted that I read this book. I want to say that the phrase, "If you love me, you'll read this" was involved. I have no idea why I continued to date her after that.

One of my old girlfriends insisted that I read this book. I want to say that the phrase, "If you love me, you'll read this" was involved. I have no idea why I continued to date her after that.

 

And what did you think of the book?

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