[schu]

Just finished:

Rise & Fall of the 3rd Reich - William Shirer (2nd time)
Yom Kippur War - consortium (2nd time)
What's the matter with California - Jack Cashill

Looking for my next one.

schu

[mountainlion]

I am still reading the Annals of the world. It is a big book.

[najida]

Nalini Singh’s
“Visions of Heat”

[SlayerOfBunnies]

Just finished: The Frontiersman by Allan Eckert

About half finished: The Archer’s Tale by Bernard Cornwell

On deck: Vagabond (I think that’s #2 of the Grail series - that or Heretic) by Bernard Cornwell

[Lee N. Field]

OK everyone, it's time for my quarterly "What Are You Reading Now" post.

John Calvin, Institutes of the Christian Religion, the McNeill/Battles edition.

Meredith G. Kline, The Structure of Biblical Authority.

[katieanna]

“With an Everlasting Love” by Kay Arthur

[3catsanadog]

About to finish "The Beatles" by Bob Spitz. Fantastic biography of the group - their family histories, childhood, personalities and all the good, the bad and the ugly.

There was one part in the book I laughed out loud. When Brian Epstein was writing his autobiographical book, he was stuck on what to call it. Lennon suggested "Queer Jew."

I've got 4 others from Christmas I've read a chapter or two.

"33 Questions About American History You're Not Supposed to Ask" by Thomas E. Woods, Jr.

"The Language of God" by Francis S. Collins.

"The Politics of Life - 25 Rules for Survival in a Brutal and Manipulative World" by Craig Crawford.

"Clemente - The Passion and Grace of Baseball's Last Hero" by David Maraniss.

Normally I'd sail right through books but I'm taking a class at school, working full-time and putting in about 20+ hours of overtime at the hospital every pay period. It's very busy there these days.

Oh well, job security and all that.

[trad_anglican]

Just Finished: John Quincy Adams: A Personal History of an Independent Man by Marie B. Hecht

Now Reading: Reagan in His Own Hand: The Writings of Ronald Reagan that Reveal His Revolutionary Vision for America, edited by Schultz, Skinner, Anderson & Anderson

[Pablo64]

I just finished Confessor, the final book in the Sword of Truth series, by Terry Goodkind.

I am currently reading Atlas Shrugged, by Ayn Rand. (Somehow, I never got around to reading it until now.)

[GodBlessRonaldReagan]

We the Living - Ayn Rand
The Making of Kubrick's 2001

[SE Mom]

DEAD HEAT - Dick Francis

ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL (again) - James Herriot

LIBERAL FASCISM - Jonah Goldberg

MY GRANDFATHER’S SON - Clarence Thomas

[UlmoLordOfWaters]

“Summer of 1787” by David O. Stewart.

[Fishtalk]

I am a True Crime Buff and below is a list of books I read in March and link to my Blog book reviews of same.

The Michigan Murders

http://patfish.blogspot.com/2008/02/tv-american-idol-08-miami-and-omaha.html

The Doctor, The Murder, The Mystery” by Barbara Damato.

http://patfish.blogspot.com/2008/02/tv-final-amer-idol-traveling-tryouts.html

Kiss Me, Kill Me....by Ann Rule

http://patfish.blogspot.com/2008/02/guest-writer-michelle-writes-of-strange.html

[tongue-tied]

I just finished two books by Elizabeth George; With No One As Witness and What Came Before He Shot Her.

Not a huge amount of choices here but these two were sitting around, and once I got going I was turning pages and losing sleep. Very good how the second ties into the first.

[blau993]

Dark Sun, by Richard Rhodes. I bought this book years ago after reading Rhodes’ riveting story of the making of the atom bomb (which won him a Pulitzer). I never could get into it then, but now that I am retired with “time on my hands” I am deep into it. Fantastic book — history, science, espionage, and all true. Rhodes is a gifted writer, and for anyone interested in the “atomic era” I highly recommend these books.

[Little Pig]

I’m reading The Hobbit to my daughter.

[trillabodilla]

The Expositor’s Study Bible.

[libertarian27]

Liberal Fascism

“The Secret History of the American Left
from Mussolini to the Politics of Meaning”

by Jonah Goldberg

[ElayneJ]

Liberal Fascism (apparently this one is hot right now!)
Darwin’s Black Box by Behe

[ChessExpert]

1.) DON'T TREAD on ME
A 400-Year History of America at War, from Indian Fighting to Terrorist Hunting
By H.W. Crocker III

2.) THE CHURCH AND THE MARKET
A Catholic Defense of the Free Economy
by Thomas E. Woods Jr.

3.) Prince Caspian
(Book 2 in the Chronicles of Narnia)

These may take a while. But I DO finish books I start. I recently finished:

VIENNA & CHICAGO
Friends or Foes? By Mark Skousen