recommend a book

DanTheMan

Any book that you like.

I am particularly interested in reading some good non-fiction.

Crisis of Conscience tops my recommendations, I think it is one of the best books I've ever read. But you don't have to recommend apostate books.

Currently I am enjoying Dale Carnegie's How to Win Friends and Influence People. I am enjoying it and trying to take the advice to heart - namely, don't be so negative!

Any books that would help me to grow in my understanding of that mysterious creature commonly known as "woman" would be helpful also!

SheilaM

Well Thunder Riders Burden of course

http://www.thunderridersburden.com/index1.htm?http://www.thunderridersburden.com/

Also Tuesdays with Morrie is a wonderful non-fiction book

Well I don't get a chance to read much anymore, but back in the day I read a really well written book on the JFK assasination. I don't know if you're in to this type of non-fiction, but it's well researched and although I don't buy the whole thesis, it makes a good case and it is very interesting.

Crossfire: The Plot That Killed Kennedy
by Jim Marrs Carroll & Graf

Huxley

"Up In The Old Hotel" - Joseph Mitchell

"Moon Palace" - Paul Auster

"Our band could be your life" (scenes from the American Indie Underground 1981-1991) - Azerrad

Fun

-Huxley

Francois

Eric Hoffer The True Believer

mouthy

A book I enjoyed was " JOSHUA" By Joseph F.Girzone. This was a priest who retired from the priesthood. I am not a Roman Catholic But I thought this was a good book-It is a novel.... & his follow up was "Joshua & The Children" good reading for me at least.

I remember reading Truman Capote's In Cold Blood in high school, I can't remember ever enjoying a book so much, I tore through it in a couple of days.

recommend a book

DanTheMan

SheilaM

Big Tex

Huxley

Francois

mouthy

DJ

jgnat

blondie

DanTheMan

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