Finished up The Kite Runner, Heir to the Empire and 101 Quantum Questions: What You Need to Know About the World You Can't See
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"The World Until Yesterday" by Jared Diamond. A study of traditional societies. His book "Guns Germs and Steel'" is a must-read and so far this one is just as well written.
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This sounds interesting. How hard a read would it be for the non math/physics layman?
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I found it hard to follow at times and the explanations went a little too detailed. I would say there are better books out there.
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"Digital Fortress" by Dan Brown, it's okay. Not as good as some of his later work.
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Stalker by Faye Kellerman
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Under The Dome - Stephen KIng
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Dexter is delicious (dexter #5)
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Point and Shoot (Charlie Hardie book #3)
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World War Z and The Forever War
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Double dexter (dexter #6)
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Started down the long road :-)

A Game of Thrones by George R. R. Martin.
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Happy, Happy, Happy: My Life and Legacy as the Duck Commander
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M.C. Escher: the graphic work
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Bitter Seeds by Ian Tregillis
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Bad Monkey by Carl Hiaasen
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Needful Things by Stephen King
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Now this sounds good. I see the question and answer above. But I'm wondering: is this an easier or harder read than a brief history of time? I've read hawking's book more than a few times. Just wondering if its along the same academic capacity.
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The Hot House: Life Inside Leavenworth Prison
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Gang leader for a day: a rogue sociologist takes to the streets by sudhir venkatesh
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