Do you read?

[brennser]

good stuff
 
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[hitman]

Teamates...by David Halberstam
 
 Excellent book!

[Venerable Bede]

about to start this one:
 
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[Celeste]

finishing, and am getting irritated by the guy:
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 just finished, pretty interesting:
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 just started, promises to be intense:
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Originally posted by Celeste:
  finishing, and am getting irritated by the guy:
 
 just started, promises to be intense:
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I almost bought that.

[easement]

I'm about to start Bringing Down the House (story of the M.I.T. balckjack gang)

[Celeste]

I think a lot of people bought "Shake Hands" after Madeleine Albright reviewed it in the Posts book section last weekend. I had to ask Kramers to order it for me.

[smakawhat]

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[brennser]

its an entertaining read
 
 

Originally posted by easement:
  I'm about to start Bringing Down the House (story of the M.I.T. balckjack gang)

[vansmack]

Laugh out loud at times.  Slow at others.
 
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[ratioci nation]

Originally posted by brennser:
  its an entertaining read
 
   

Originally posted by easement:
  I'm about to start Bringing Down the House (story of the M.I.T. balckjack gang)

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agreed, I read it on my way to vegas last time I went

[HoyaSaxa03]

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 i'm only a couple of chapters in, but this is a fascinating book ... any suggestions for similar genre-bending history?

[Taster]

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 and
 
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 and now finishing
 
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[brennser]

been busy lately so not much time for reading - I've read these three books, all by the same author, this year, the first two are biographical, the third (and weakest) is fictional
 
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The last book I read:
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 It sucked.  Lots of errors and too much bias.
 
 I'm currently reading this:
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 It's the account of a Spad pilot in Vietnam..  It's rather good as there hadn't yet been any SPAD books tht I was aware of, but I did detect a mistake.