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Great book!


Onward We Charge: The Heroic Story of Darby's Rangers in World War II by H. Paul Jeffers
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Getting started on Social analysis in Canada..My Sociology textbook lol good read.
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started the lord of the rings trilogy, again
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Bram Stoker's Dracula, I'm enjoying the free Kindle books.
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"The First Rule" by Robert Crais
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I've read a number of books by Robert Crais. All of them page turners. I prefer the Elvis Cole series to the Joe Pike series but both are good.
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The Life of Abe Lincoln by Henry Ketcham
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The Chatham school affair


Thomas H. Cook
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:-) Read that one a little while ago. Been loving alot of Jules Verne's books that way.
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^^
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Just finished 20000 leagues under the sea!!
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Finished up Dan Brown's Lost Symbol last night. Entertaining but still liked Angels and Demons better. The one thing it does make me realize though is that I do need to take a trip to DC to check out the monuments and the Smithsonian.
I also started reading Atlas Shrugged on my trip last week.
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I've read them all, one of my favorite authors. Agree, like the Cole over the Pike, but that is the direction he seems to be going in.
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Started "The Lonesome Gods" by Louis L'amour, couple nights ago. So far, so good.
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I'm fighting through Glen Cook's The Many Deaths of the Black Company.
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Man, I hate "fighting" thru a book. Now days, if I'm not digging it, I put it down and find something else.
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Just finished Choke by Chuck Palahniuk. Crazy but good book.
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I hear ya. I've been fighting it since it's release date. I put it down. Pick it. Repeat times infinity. It's the worst part about a series, you feel compelled to continue whether you want to or not. Maybe I'll put it on the shelf and move on to Stoned, Naked, and Looking in My Neighbor's Window: The Best Confessions from GroupHug.us
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I've been reading a lot of economics lately and was in the mood for a historical fiction. So, I picked up Interretation of Murder by Jed Rubenfield. It's a turn of the 20th century novel about Sigmund Freud's only visit to America. Didn't know anything about the book or the author. It's nothing heavy and total fiction but I really like it.

Happened to see the author interviewed on television totay. He has just written a new book called The Death Instinct. It has some of the same main characters and is centered around the 1920 terrorist bombing of Wall Street. It too will probably be on my list sometime soon.
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Dearly Devoted Dexter
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