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DaQueenBeez
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13 years ago

#61

^^^ The Ranger's Apprentice series is also highly recommended, if you enjoy that genre! By Jon Flanagan... excellent read!

Just started "Jacob T. Marley" by R. William Bennett. 'Tis the season, after all...

watchurai
Herf-A-Holic

13 years ago

#62

Audio Book: SEAL Team Six: Memoirs of an Elite Navy SEAL Sniper

Book Book: Lord Hornblower

Although the technical answer is Cbid General Discussion forum...

raymusumeci
Connoisseur

13 years ago

#63

Something wicked this way come
Ray Bradbury

rumraider
Aficionado

13 years ago

#64

A Short History of World War Two by Mark Black
Some good info but poorly written. I think the Germans lose.

victor809
Herf-A-Holic

13 years ago

#65

Perfection Unleashed and Damned were middle of the road boring.
Still reading Contortionists Handbook, and now reading the Wool Omnibus (both are excellent so far).

Bur
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13 years ago

#66

Just finished "No Easy Day" and "The Soldier's Load and The Mobility of the Nation". Just a little light professional reading

8trackdisco
Herf-A-Holic Topic Starter

13 years ago

#67

To Kill A Mockingbird.

Figured it was about time I read a classic.

CelticBomber
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13 years ago

#68

To Kill A Mockingbird.

Figured it was about time I read a classic.

8trackdisco wrote:

Try A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith next. I think every girl in the the world should have to read this. My daughter is reading it now at age 12 and I'd like her to read it again when she's older and her perspectives have changed.

or The Count of Monte Cristo By Alexander Dumas My favorite book of all time. You don't know what revenge is until you've read this book. God himself read this book and was like God Damn......!

Also read a Connecticut Yankee in the court of King Arthur by Mark Twain. If any of you can say at one time or another you didn't think about going back in time and what knowledge you'd take with you....

Celtic

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tyyler82
Herf-A-Holic

13 years ago

#69

or The Count of Monte Cristo By Alexander Dumas My favorite book of all time. You don't know what revenge is until you've read this book. God himself read this book and was like God Damn......!

Celtic

CelticBomber wrote:

Yep

Bur
Herf-A-Holic

13 years ago

#70

"The Virtue of Selfishness" by Ayn Rand

Intro level book on her philosophy so my head doesn't explode

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tyyler82
Herf-A-Holic

13 years ago

#71

Ayn Rand is great also.

Atlas Shrugged

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walksalone
Connoisseur

13 years ago

#72

Just finished the last page of CI Christmas Edition and Beginning JR Hot DEC layout!!:-"

andytv
Herf-A-Holic

13 years ago

#73

Just finished Life of Pi

Before that...The Twelfth Planet.

Before that, re-read Anna Karrenina

Now I'm reading a book my 10yo was assigned so I can discuss it with her.

I like kids books.

engletl
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13 years ago

#74

Next book on my list will be

World War Z

lou2row
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13 years ago

#75

To Kill A Mockingbird.

Figured it was about time I read a classic.

8trackdisco wrote:

Bypass Bob told me to read that just a couple weeks ago. I told him how I wanted to read a classic a year ago and never did. He said it is one of the best books he has ever read. But you will read way too fast for us to discuss it.

lkbigfish
Connoisseur

13 years ago

#76

Oh man, I'm gonna see if I can get World War Z on my kindle.

I'm reading a CA from June 2002, article and interview with Ollie North. I found a local that sells bundles of 4 CAs from around that time for 5 bucks.

pdxstogieman
Herf-A-Holic

13 years ago

#77

Trashy Houswife porn alert !!

wheelrite wrote:

Keep looking for the bible passages about big tits

pdxstogieman
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13 years ago

#78

"The Virtue of Selfishness" by Ayn Rand

Intro level book on her philosophy so my head doesn't explode

Bur wrote:

God bless the stringent atheist Ayn Rand.

pdxstogieman
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13 years ago

#79

Better... it has given me a new conception of God. Have you read it?

nolen wrote:

My conception of God is that there isn't one. Thanks anyway.

8trackdisco
Herf-A-Holic Topic Starter

13 years ago

#80

lou2row wrote:

About two thirds in. My usual drive to get things moving and driving results had to be slowed in order to set the scene. Haven't read anything like this.

A classic a year is nice idea. Think I'll try that too.

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