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What Are You Reading Now? - My Quarterly Inquiry
1/08/08
| MplsSteve
Posted on 01/08/2008 7:59:25 AM PST by MplsSteve
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posted on
01/08/2008 7:59:27 AM PST
by
MplsSteve
To: MplsSteve
Reagan: A Life in Letters. Neat book, good to get from a library too, because you don’t have to read the whole thing. You can pick and choose the topics you are interested in and just read the letters Reagan wrote on that topic.
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posted on
01/08/2008 8:02:48 AM PST
by
Greg F
(Duncan Hunter is a good man.)
To: MplsSteve
Taste of home annual recipes.
The ultimate Southern living cookbook / compiled and edited by Julie Fisher Gunter ; foreword by Kaye Mabry Adams.
Nightwatch / Sergei Lukyanenko
Wife is reading:The life and times of the Thunderbolt Kid / Bill Bryson.
Just finished: Definitely dead / Charlaine Harris.
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posted on
01/08/2008 8:02:51 AM PST
by
AppyPappy
(If you aren't part of the solution, there is good money to be made prolonging the problem.)
To: MplsSteve
The War Against the Weak - by Edwin R Black.
To: MplsSteve
The Pirate’s Daughter by Margaret Cezair-Thompson
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posted on
01/08/2008 8:03:23 AM PST
by
Help!
To: MplsSteve
Beck’s new book...An Inconvenient Book, also a Cesar Milan book on dog training.
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posted on
01/08/2008 8:04:23 AM PST
by
dawn53
To: MplsSteve
Right now I’m reading “What are you reading right now?” on FreeRepublic...
Hope that helps...
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posted on
01/08/2008 8:04:30 AM PST
by
Philistone
(If someone tells you it's for the children, he believes that YOU are a child.)
To: MplsSteve
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posted on
01/08/2008 8:04:56 AM PST
by
sarasota
To: MplsSteve
At home: The Emperor's Children
In car: Kite Runner (actually finished last CD this morning)
During day: Eat, Pray, Love
Purpose Driven Life and whatever the book club chooses; but undecided on new audio book
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posted on
01/08/2008 8:05:39 AM PST
by
elc
To: MplsSteve
A World Lit Only By Fire, by William Manchester
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posted on
01/08/2008 8:05:47 AM PST
by
Puppage
(You may disagree with what I have to say, but I shall defend to your death my right to say it)
To: MplsSteve
The Looming Tower by Lawrence Wright; about Al-Queda and how 9-11 came to happen. Just finished The Kite Runner - I absolutely loved it and couldn’t put it down.
To: sarasota
Adam Bede/George Elliot.
I got a new sony ereader and got 100 classics for free, the things you had to read in college and high school.
I love them/haven’t had such a good time in a long time.
To: MplsSteve
Hardtack and Coffee
by John B. Billings
A classic, mostly lighthearted look at the details of a union soldier’s life in the Civil War, by a soldier.
I’ve found it quite entertaining and interesting.
To: Philistone
Obviously you didn't read it very well, because the poster stated in the beginning:
Do not deface this thread with a smart-ass answer like "I'm Reading this Thread". It became very un-original a long time ago.
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posted on
01/08/2008 8:06:14 AM PST
by
dawn53
To: MplsSteve
I'm reading Flying the Mail, one of the books in the old (early 80s) and unequaled Time-Life Epic of Flight series. I'm trying to read all 23 this year. I've finished The Aeronauts, The Road to Kitty Hawk, The First Aviators and The Great Airships so far.
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posted on
01/08/2008 8:06:35 AM PST
by
Mr. Silverback
(Support Scouting: Raising boys to be strong men and politically incorrect at the same time.)
To: MplsSteve
I just started reading The Birthday Party, a first person account about a Federal Attorney who was kidnapped and held until he could empty his life savings. Very good so far. I know he gets them in the end.
Next after that is "Hard Corps" - another first person account about a gang thug who joined the Marines and became a war hero. Then "The Real Animal House" by a guy who lived in the fraternity that inspired the movie. A fraternity buddy of mine sent me that, and said it was like a trip down memory lane.
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posted on
01/08/2008 8:07:18 AM PST
by
dead
(I've got my eye out for Mullah Omar.)
Comment #17 Removed by Moderator
To: MplsSteve
I am reading Douglas Botting’s biography of Gerald Durrell and Andrea Camilleri’s Montalbano mystery “The Scent of the Night.” While I watch TV, I am also dipping into and re-reading Wodehouse as a specific remedy for being exposed to so much political coverage.
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posted on
01/08/2008 8:07:52 AM PST
by
3AngelaD
(They screwed up their own countries so bad they had to leave, and now they're here screwing up ours)
To: MplsSteve
Rereading Master of the Senate, about LBJ.
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posted on
01/08/2008 8:07:55 AM PST
by
GodBlessRonaldReagan
(Big dog, big dog, bow-wow-wow! We'll crush crime, now, now, now!)
To: MplsSteve
The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid - Bill Bryson
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posted on
01/08/2008 8:08:07 AM PST
by
tx_eggman
("Believing without loving turns the best of creeds into a weapon of oppression" Eugene Peterson)
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