Reading Suggestions??

[TerryMiller]

If one isn't into such long and heavy works, check out the western books by Louis L'Amour. He was a very prolific author of westerns, and a number of his books have been made into movies. The Sacketts, Conagher, and The Shadow Riders were all movies made from his books.

 

[FreeSpiritBalloon]

I am hooked on c g cooper corps justice series.


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[Preacherman]

If you want a book that is full of hope and comfort then I'd suggest the Bible.
What else did you think I'd suggest? Lol

 

[sklfco]

The Avalon project from Yale Law dept.

Ever wonder what commission was to be paid to one Christopher Columbus?
https://avalon.law.yale.edu/15th_century/colum.asp

This one leads to the federalist papers.
https://avalon.law.yale.edu/subject_menus/fed.asp

They have documents from 4000bc to current times.

Enrich your mind

 

[gerhard1]

If you don't mind stuff from the 1930's there is the excellent When Worlds Collide/After Worlds Collide duo by Edwin Balmer and Phillip Wylie. Superb story!! These are two of my all-time novels, that tell the story of an interplanetary collision. Some of the science is, to be kind, out of date, but the story presented was fascinating. BTW, even though there are two novels, they tell but one story.

One of my friends told me about it in junior high back in the early 1960's and even after more than fifty years, the book has lost none of its' appeal for me.

 

[thor447]

I'm in the middle of "A Republic If You Can Keep It" by Justice Neil Gorsuch

 

[raeken45]

I suggest War of the Worlds, Fahrenheit 451, and 1984. I like their descriptions of future technology compared to what we have today.

I've enjoyed several of Cormac McCarthy's books but he has his own writing style that may not be for everyone. The Road is fantastic.

 

[gerhard1]

Here is a thread on my novel.

https://www.okshooters.com/threads/did-you-know.277153/

 

[killerpigeon]

"Love in the Time of Coronavirus." Forgot who wrote it though.

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[meatGrinder]

I decided to reread Great Expectations by Charles Dickens.

I really enjoy coming of age stories. During this period of no-school, I'm also making my kids read it so we can have a "book club" meeting to stimulate some conversation.

Highly recommended, and it's pretty funny to boot.