thebeast64
Member
Im reading Not For Sale: The Return of the Global Slave Trade--and How We Can Fight It . So far it is very powerful. I would definitely recommend it!
For the book readers on STR, what are you reading?
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merc13000
Member
Loove the Dark Tower books. Though I haven't finished the last 2 in the series yet(I already have the books so I can't take them off your hands).
For those interested in business I would highly recommend "Losing my Virginity" by Richard Branson. It's a great book and about more than just business, but I can see how it would be dry for some people.:read:
I would recommend giving them to your local library. Most librarys will resale them and with budget cuts they could use a helping hand. The library I go to has used book section, paperbacks .50 ea or 3 /1.00, hardbacks 1.00.
thomaswildchild
Active Member
Ive been reading a lot of Vince Flynn lately, also listening to Scott siglers audio books.
jasonmason
inebriate savant
At the moment, The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay, by Michael Chabon.
Before that, it was The Sea, The Sea buy Iris Murdoch. One of those books that reaffirms my belief that real books are good, and that ereaders are bad. I randomly stumbled across this in the used book store; never had even heard of the author, but decided to give it a chance. Ended up really enjoying the book, one of the best I've read in a while.
Next in the queue: Humboldt's Gift, by Saul Bellow.
Just remembered, I read The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein recently too. Absolutely loved that book.
Before that, it was The Sea, The Sea buy Iris Murdoch. One of those books that reaffirms my belief that real books are good, and that ereaders are bad. I randomly stumbled across this in the used book store; never had even heard of the author, but decided to give it a chance. Ended up really enjoying the book, one of the best I've read in a while.
Next in the queue: Humboldt's Gift, by Saul Bellow.
Just remembered, I read The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein recently too. Absolutely loved that book.
Bikesurfski
Member
That's cause you didn't understand it the first time. Who does? 
dirtvert
Whine on!
finally got around to reading lance's "it's not about the bike". a good read, even though i knew the ending...it was the first time i'd read someone's detailed account of battling cancer--pretty humbling.
rob240z
Glub Glub Glub
Just finished To Have and Have Not. Getting started on Islands in the Stream. I've been on a Hemingway kick lately since I'm from Key West and everyone down there loves him so much, so I figured why not. I'm enjoying his work, but find some of the story lines a little disjointed. Maybe it's because he was a raging drunk.
tink bell
the food fairy
The Tao of pooh.
Awesome book!
thomaswildchild
Active Member
how do you like it? ITs in my mental list of next books!
One_Track_Mind
New Member
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? - Phillip K. Dick
bvader
Long Live The Gorn!
A Canticle for Leibowitz
The Windup Girl
The Windup Girl
gooseaholic
Active Member
Wow this thread is still going strong. I just finnished reading a ridiculously big book on the history of the Vietnam war. Very intresting read.
newport54
New Member
Travels With Charley by Steinbeck
Best book I've ever read....