Need a Book

• september63

  

  dancinbear wrote: thanks for the suggestions. at this point, i can't find politics entertaining at all.....I'm boycotting them for a while. WAY TOO MUCH BULLSHIT the past 2 years I just can't deal with it anymore.
  
  A few other people I know suggested David Sedaris, so I'll probably start with that.

  Try David Baldacci...................you wont regret any of his books. If you read one, you will want them all.
• dancinbear

  will do sept, thanks
• rookie_j70

  

  "1984"
• Firad

  

  Ochocinco: What Football And Life Have Thrown My Way
• I Wear Pants

  captain_obvious wrote:

  I Wear Pants wrote:

  ernest_t_bass wrote: Glenn Beck books:
  
  Arguing with Idiots
  An Inconvenient Book

  ^^ Conservative Propaganda (Actually it's more like the sad diatribes of a man with little to no dignity)
  

  So... you read them? Could you be confusing "no dignity" with humility?

  I was joking, just doing what was done earlier in the thread.
  
  I don't think you can do what Beck, Limbaugh, Olberman, etc do while retaining any dignity.
• Flash

  

  Just started Dan Brown: The Lost Symbol
  Going to read A Walk in the Woods, by Bill Bryson about walking the Appalachian Trail.
• hasbeen

  

  dancinbear wrote: will do sept, thanks

  make sure you start with the first one. better reads when they are in order of their releases.
• elbuckeye28

  The Road by Cormac McCarthy...it is very bleak, and there are some very disturbing parts. That said, it is the most powerful story I have ever read and cannot wait to check out the movie.
• fossywriter8

  The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown
  Aztec by David Jennings
  Texas by James Michenner
• I Wear Pants

  elbuckeye28 wrote: The Road by Cormac McCarthy...it is very bleak, and there are some very disturbing parts. That said, it is the most powerful story I have ever read and cannot wait to check out the movie.

  ^^^ This.
  
  If they would just bring the movie to a theater near me I would be glad to give them my money.
• dancinbear

  pnhasbeen wrote:

  dancinbear wrote: will do sept, thanks

  make sure you start with the first one. better reads when they are in order of their releases.

  I bought Naked yesterday. Will hopefully have a chance to start it tomorrow. Didn't realize they were in order....do I need to go get another one first?
  

  elbuckeye28 wrote: The Road by Cormac McCarthy...it is very bleak, and there are some very disturbing parts. That said, it is the most powerful story I have ever read and cannot wait to check out the movie.

  I will look into this.
• slingshot4ever

  UA5straightin2008 wrote: ^^liberal propaganda
  
  
  stephen colberts "i am america, and so can you" is a hilarious read

  Funny you called the previous book liberal propaganda when if you truly understand Colbert's humor, you would know that it is also liberal propaganda.
• BCSbunk

  Age of Reason by Thomas Paine. It is a must read from one of our founding fathers.