I read Under and Alone recently. It is a true story about an undercover ATF agent that rose to a national officer rank in the Mongols. Pretty interesting stuff.
LMAO! I'm teaching the kids about the Mongol invasion of China right now and I actually had to read that post 3 times to figure out what an ATF agent had to do with the 13th century. http://www.***boat.com/image_center/...smashfreak.gif
I just finished "In Cold Blood" by Capote, and even though I knew how the story ended, I seriously could not put it down. That doesn't happen to me very often.
[QUOTE=My Man's Sportin' Wood]LMAO! I'm teaching the kids about the Mongol invasion of China right now and I actually had to read that 3 times to figure out what an ATF agent had to do with the 13th century. http://www.***boat.com/image_center/...smashfreak.gif
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That is funny AngieMaybe they could go on a field trip and check out the Mongols in person...lol They would be fine but you might get in a little trouble
That is funny Angie
LOL, probably wouldn't be much different than what they are used to. You know I work in Perris, right?Good idea, I should put in a request.
just finished Vince Flynn "Consent to Kill" and the sequel "Act of Treason".
Currently working on Michael Connelly "Echo Park" then Steven Kings new one...."Lisey's Story".
and...........I KNOW I'm a nerd, my tattoo artist sister called me one when I told her my Hot Boat Name
Loved Michael Critton's global warming book
and anything by Carl Haaisen
I couldn't get into the Historian, I will try again
Carl Haaisen
yes, his newest one. :idea:
yes, his newest one. :idea:
cool beans
I will check it out!
Also John Mac Donald was an awesome writer, I read all the books my library had by him
I liked the Jimmy Buffett book, but my friend told me something unflattering about him, so I don't like him so much anymore.....
what about a classic??? Most of the books that i have loved have been older then I am...
Forever Odd by Dean Koontz was good, so was James Pattersons Mary, Mary .
All of John D. MacDonalds Travis McGee books are excellent ..
Nature Girl by Carl Hiaasen, very good and funny!
:idea: :rollside:
I'm a big Dean Koontz fan. I've got that one but haven't gotten to it yet. I'm finishing "One Doorway Away From Heaven" first. I bought "The Da Vinci Code" maybe that one will be next instead. :rollside:
what about a classic??? Most of the books that i have loved have been older then I am...
That is what I usually read. Classic American Literature. Although I did force myself through "The Prince" by Machiavelli recently which I would NOT recommend :yuk: English and European Lit :yuk: :yuk:
But I love American Lit. Love, love, love, love
I'm a big Dean Koontz fan. I've got that one but haven't gotten to it yet. I'm finishing "One Doorway Away From Heaven" first. I bought "The Da Vinci Code" maybe that one will be next instead. :rollside:
I think I've been through a few of those doors... :idea:
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