What are you reading?

[Naio]

Let's share book ideas!

I'm currently reading Huckleberry Finn. Haven't read it since I was a kid and, no surprise, it's a lot more complex than I remembered :). And a good traveling book!

Also highly recommended, from my just-finished pile, Motoring with Mohammed. It's nothing about war -- it's a travelogue from the 80s, about Yemen. Beautifully written.

[tomman58]

Dragoon Teeth ............ Michael Crichton A very good semi real adventure looking for bones in 1875. Well done.

[tomman58]

the first rule Robert Crais.................. Elvis cole book not bad they are mostly the same ... good wins in the end.

[Wanderlost]

Bedford Square, by Anne Perry. Working my way through the entire series.

[docsouce]

Reading "The Long Shot" with "The Chinaman" on the night stand. Both By Stephen Leather.

[tomman58]

obvious fact by Craig Johnson................... Good Walt Longmire book good plot and fun to read.

[ppine]

I keep going back to "Wilderness and the American Mind" by Roderick Nash. I was reading the John Muir chapter last week in Yosemite in a wall tent.

[ppine]

bigred1cav wrote:
Another Roadside Attraction, Tom Robbins

Good one. I used to live the Skagit Valley and on Camano Island. I packed crabs with the Indians near LaConner where Fishtown used to be. Haven't read that book in almost 50 years.

[roxy13019]

ro_sie wrote:
What do you all do with all the books you read? I have so many of them. I try to give them to other readers, but in the colder months I read so many, and my friends are beginning to at they don't have time to read. Our Library , if you hand them to them, sells them in their second hand sales. My books are all new. I am the only reader and my books still look new when I am ready to have them depart. So, that kinda offends me.

We donate our books to the local nursing home and the Veterans home. They're happy to have them.

[tomman58]

Parrothead Mike wrote:
Plum Island by Nelson DeMille. This is a bit older ('97), but when I find an author I like I tend to try to read all the author's previous books, not necessarily in order. Then when one of my previously read authors comes out with a new book it's really joy to read that same author again.

You might like to try Steve Hamilton, he is a Michigan author and if you know the UP around Paradise you will be doubly rewarded.

[Parrothead_Mike]

Plum Island by Nelson DeMille. This is a bit older ('97), but when I find an author I like I tend to try to read all the author's previous books, not necessarily in order. Then when one of my previously read authors comes out with a new book it's really joy to read that same author again.

[Wanderlost]

Bethlehem Road, by Anne Perry

[Crowe]

Insight Guide to Alaska & The Milepost

[dedmiston]

Cancer on Five Dollars a Day (chemo not included) by Bob Schimmel

and

Win Bigly by Scott Adams

[bigred1cav]

Another Roadside Attraction, Tom Robbins

[bigred1cav]

Fear, Woodward