Bur
  • Bur
  • Herf-A-Holic
9 years ago
Same for me with the Tolkien Lord of the Rings Trilogy. After two previous attempts that never made it past a few pages into The Two Towers if that far, last summer I decided to give it one more go.

Re-read Hobbit for the fourth time, in something like two days.

Checked out the Trilogy, and BOOM read all three in less than two weeks. Couldn't put them down.

BTW never seen ANY TV shows or movies made out of the books, not sure they would work for me.

Just finished "The Richest Man in Babylon" by George Classon. A classic on basic personal finance, if you like allegories. If you want a handbook type guide, it won't be for you.
8trackdisco
9 years ago
Hitler's Children.

Follows the lives of the children of the Nazi war criminals.
dkeage
9 years ago
The Jealous Kind

James Lee Burke
cameroon
9 years ago
Dogs of War, FF. Oldie but a goodie
tailgater
9 years ago
I'm reading on my Kindle.

So I have no friggin idea what I'm actually reading.

Honest.
It's a huge issue with me.
There is no book cover to see, no author's name to read. Just the last bookmarked page to automatically open to.

I'll finish a book without knowing the name or author.

frankj1
9 years ago

I'm reading on my Kindle.

So I have no friggin idea what I'm actually reading.

Honest.
It's a huge issue with me.
There is no book cover to see, no author's name to read. Just the last bookmarked page to automatically open to.

I'll finish a book without knowing the name or author.

tailgater wrote:


even the pictures don't give it away?
tailgater
9 years ago

even the pictures don't give it away?

frankj1 wrote:



Can't tell Jane from D1ck.


frankj1
9 years ago
did ya take the day off Joe?
Speyside
9 years ago
Principles of Philosophy, Rene Descartes.
riverdog
9 years ago
Honey from the Lion - Matthew Null, outstanding first novel, historical look at WVa at turn of century, timber barons, labor unions, natural history.....
8trackdisco
9 years ago
True Evil. Greg Iles.

Not nearly in the ball park of Quiet Game or Turning Angel. Overall.... Meh for 500 pages with a decent ending.
Choooch
9 years ago
Ham on Rye
Factotum
Post Office

All by Charles Bukowski.
love his direct style. Words like fists.
dkeage
9 years ago

True Evil. Greg Iles.

Not nearly in the ball park of Quiet Game or Turning Angel. Overall.... Meh for 500 pages with a decent ending.

8trackdisco wrote:


The final book in his Trilogy comes out in March....


Night School. Lee Child. Meh
MACS
9 years ago
I read all the Demon Cycle books by Peter V Brett. The final book, infuriatingly, is still being written.

I am now onto Brent Weeks' Night Angel Trilogy. Quite interesting so far.
Bur
  • Bur
  • Herf-A-Holic
9 years ago
About seven books at once, and all over the map-Christian devotionals, zen and yoga guides, finance, personal development, shop manual for the bike.....

And yes, I've read "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance" twice, and the sequel once. It's even trippier
thurson
9 years ago
The Boys in the Boat, by Daniel James Brown.

Being a fan of U Dub athletics, and rowing in particular, it was a must read for me.
chazbo
9 years ago

The Boys in the Boat, by Daniel James Brown.

Being a fan of U Dub athletics, and rowing in particular, it was a must read for me.

thurson wrote:


That was a awesome book. Loved it=d>
8trackdisco
9 years ago
The Count of Monte Cristo.

I'm in deep water now, with a long way to go.
qmech
9 years ago
Why Jesus by Ravi Zacharias good read for non Christian and Christian alike..
Q
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