What's Everyone Reading?

[Veerman_12]

Currently finishing up

great book, definitely recommend. Anyone reading anything that could be considered "recommended reading"?

 

[TWill-40]

I am about halfway done with this. Excellent read so far.

 

[BoosterBosko]

Currently finishing up

great book, definitely recommend. Anyone reading anything that could be considered "recommended reading"?

I was a big fan of Playboy October 1978!

 

[cmsupunk]

For the second time

 

[MoSooner69]

 

[JNreturns]

Currently finishing up

great book, definitely recommend. Anyone reading anything that could be considered "recommended reading"?

Yeah, but is this book rated in the top quartile?

 

[J. Kane]

 

[Veerman_12]

Yeah, but is this book rated in the top quartile?

Definitely

 

[Missouri Kid]

Appropriate grade level, I'm sure. Just kidding, but seriously a great read as that is the book that opened up a whole new world for a little farm boy from central Missouri.

 

[vandyfan1313]

Currently finishing up

great book, definitely recommend. Anyone reading anything that could be considered "recommended reading"?

I need to check that out, looks interesting. I just finished "A Million Ways to Die: The Only Way to Live." It was pretty good, about to start "Living on the Ragged Edge"

 

[Set_The_Edge]

 

[_slo_mo_]

I know it's kind of weird to recommend a cookbook, but while this is a book with recipes just like a traditional cookbook this guy goes into great detail about the science behind cooking. Like what triggers browning in pancakes, and how different compounds react to create the crispy exterior on a Prime Rib or roasted potatoes. Awesome "how-to" book that also happens to be chocked full of cool recipes.

 

[Veerman_12]

Read these at the end of last year, recommend them all, but as charismatic at Dr. Tyson is during interviews, his writing left something to be desired. Still good, but probably my least favorite of the four.

 

[Veerman_12]

I know it's kind of weird to recommend a cookbook, but while this is a book with recipes just like a traditional cookbook this guy goes into great detail about the science behind cooking. Like what triggers browning in pancakes, and how different compounds react to create the crispy exterior on a Prime Rib or roasted potatoes. Awesome "how-to" book that also happens to be chocked full of cool recipes.

Will definitely look into this one.

 

[Arcola]

Just finished Last of the Mohicans and now a quarter of the way thru Free Air.

 

[Veerman_12]

Was listening to Brian Kilmeade and will be seeking out this read, sounded really interesting.

 

[Joe Montana]

Was there a certain former OC reading 'Mein Kampf"

 

[Veerman_12]

Was there a certain former OC reading 'Mein Kampf"

 

[J. Kane]

 

[Rock Hard Corn Frog]

Histories of Herodotus.

 

[straw09]

About face by colonel David Hackworth

 

[Arcola]

Just started Oregon Trail by Rinker Buck.

 

[freezeoption]

The Divine Comedy because that's where the United States is heading.

 

[Arcola]

Most sports books I have read are running related but this list just came out.
https://apple.news/A7sB9TGu1TGWy6SOssgLv6g

 

[Arcola]

Just stated a book about cabin fever called The Shining.
Also working on the original Lost World by Arthur Conan Doyle.

 

[Veerman_12]

 

[thegoldenboy55]

Finishing "The Score Takes Care of Itself"

Just ordered "Make it Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die" by Chip Heath and "Practice Perfect" by Doug Lemov... Now that I'm going to have more time to read

 

[Cards1968]

“Something Strange is Going On At PussyCat Farm” by Xaviera Hollander.

Now THAT'S a trivia topic I can compete in.

 

[STL_Dan]

mosports.forums.rivals.com

 

[Arcola]

Just started The Road by Cormac McCarthy. Slowly working thru Roughing It by Twain and The Jungle by Sinclair.

 

[Arkansas_Laserback]

Hiding In Plain Sight
The invention of Donald Trump and the erosion of America

 

[Arcola]

Hiding In Plain Sight
The invention of Donald Trump and the erosion of America

I thought of you in reading The Jungle, Mitch, Duck, Arky, Stable or whatever handle you are going by at the moment.
“Russia one thought of the government as an affliction like the lightning and the hail. "Duck, little brother, duck," the wise old peasants would whisper; "

Excerpt From
The Jungle
Upton Sinclair

 

[MGHS]

 

[MGHS]

 

[freezeoption]

Jurgis don't be a wool puller.

 

[Duck_walk]

I thought of you in reading The Jungle, Mitch, Duck, Arky, Stable or whatever handle you are going by at the moment.
“Russia one thought of the government as an affliction like the lightning and the hail. "Duck, little brother, duck," the wise old peasants would whisper; "

Excerpt From
The Jungle
Upton Sinclair

excellent choice of a read.
That’s exactly where we are headed
if repubs get to deregulate every industry.