What book are you currently reading ?

Loitering with Intent: Stuart Woods

"Lion in the White House: A Life of Theodore Roosevelt" by Aida D. Donald

Teddy Roosevelt is one of my favorite historical figures.

And:

"The Historical Bigfoot" by Chad Arment

which is a collection of old newspaper articles from the late 1700's to the early 1900's. It's pretty interesting, and at times funny. Lots of newspapers of the period made up stories to sell papers, and many folks were afraid of the unknown creatures of the unexplored interior of the continent.

Next on the list:

"Lost + Found: Finding Myself By Getting Lost in an Affair" by David Trotter
This one should hit close to home, and I am looking forward to it!

Hmm let's see, right now I'm reading:

I Drink for a Reason by David Cross
Are you there Vodka, it's me Chelsea by Chelsea Handler
Decision Points by George Bush
Junction Boys by ???? (it's at work lol)
American Psycho
Tinkers by Paul Harding
Lost Souls by Lisa Jackson
and I am currently looking for the 2nd book in The Frankenstein series by Dean Koontz

Yeah I'm a bit of a nerd, lol. I love to read. Keeps me out of trouble ;)

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Litter: How Other People's Rubbish Shapes Our Lives by Theodore Dalrymple

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Originally Posted by lyndsey823

Hmm let's see, right now I'm reading:

I Drink for a Reason by David Cross
Are you there Vodka, it's me Chelsea by Chelsea Handler
Decision Points by George Bush
Junction Boys by ???? (it's at work lol)
American Psycho
Tinkers by Paul Harding
Lost Souls by Lisa Jackson
and I am currently looking for the 2nd book in The Frankenstein series by Dean Koontz

Yeah I'm a bit of a nerd, lol. I love to read. Keeps me out of trouble ;)

Life is short. You will never get back the time you wasted reading a book by Chelsea Handler.

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Originally Posted by surveyorshawn

"Lion in the White House: A Life of Theodore Roosevelt" by Aida D. Donald

Teddy Roosevelt is one of my favorite historical figures.

And:

"The Historical Bigfoot" by Chad Arment

which is a collection of old newspaper articles from the late 1700's to the early 1900's. It's pretty interesting, and at times funny. Lots of newspapers of the period made up stories to sell papers, and many folks were afraid of the unknown creatures of the unexplored interior of the continent.

Next on the list:

"Lost + Found: Finding Myself By Getting Lost in an Affair" by David Trotter
This one should hit close to home, and I am looking forward to it!

Have you read the Edmund Morris trilogy of TR books? The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt is an incredible book. I was able to snag an autographed copy of Colonel Roosevelt via the Theodore Roosevelt Association. I haven't read it as of yet.

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Life is short. You will never get back the time you wasted reading a book by Chelsea Handler.

Lol I'll read anything. My tastes are all over the place. If you saw my stack of books that I just finished you'd understand. If it sounds interesting, I'll pick it up!

Originally Posted by Play The Man

Have you read the Edmund Morris trilogy of TR books? The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt is an incredible book. I was able to snag an autographed copy of Colonel Roosevelt via the Theodore Roosevelt Association. I haven't read it as of yet.

I haven't, but I will but them down! My wife gave me The Wilderness Hunter and Tales of a Ranch Hand one year for Christmas, and I enjoyed them thoroughly. She also gave me The Man-eaters of Tsavo by Col. James Patterson, for which Roosevelt wrote the forward.

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Originally Posted by surveyorshawn

I haven't, but I will but them down! My wife gave me The Wilderness Hunter and Tales of a Ranch Hand one year for Christmas, and I enjoyed them thoroughly. She also gave me The Man-eaters of Tsavo by Col. James Patterson, for which Roosevelt wrote the forward.

The Trilogy is a modern masterpiece. The lions are stuffed and mounted in an exhibit at the Field Museum in Chicago. It is worth a look if you ever find yourself in Chicago.

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The Trilogy is a modern masterpiece. The lions are stuffed and mounted in an exhibit at the Field Museum in Chicago. It is worth a look if you ever find yourself in Chicago.

I've only been there once, and I never left the airport. I had to take a detour flying back from WI due to a blizzard.