What are you planning to read this winter?

[carlstretch]

The Son by Philipp Meyer. My dad sent it to me. A story of 6-7 generations that homesteaded in Central Texas. Just started it and I was hooked in the first 30 pages. One thing I am sure of is that I am glad I wasn't born in the late 1800's. Holy crap,... every book I read that covers this time in America is a reminder of how easy we have it today.

Also going to start The Admirals by Walter R. Borneman. A history of our five Star Admirals that won the Pacific in WWII. That is going to be good.

 

[7stw]

I'm going to reread some Stephen Hunter boots. Soft target violent screen pale horse coming and am currently reading "the art of war" by sun tzu

 

[jmike314]

During wrestling season, tournaments and travel time give me a little time to read...probably catch up on my Jonathan Tropper.

 

[tbsadavid]

Any of the Jack Reacher novels by Lee Child.

 

[Spata]

Enemies: Foreign and Domestic

 

[PanhandleGlocker]

I plan on reading "A Short History of Nearly Everything" by Bill Bryson.

Maybe a few books by Richard Dawkins and Neil deGrasse Tyson as well.

 

[DirtyDawg]

"Unintended Consequences"

A must read for all gun owners and believers in the Constitution.

http://www.amazon.com/Unintended-Consequences-John-Ross/dp/1888118040/ref=pd_sim_sbs_b_1

 

[clock152]

the Harbinger and Brave new world... hard copies
lord I have 20 books on my kindle to get too.... currently on the Breakers series (book 1 ), the next holding their own ( book VI ), Enemies: Foreign and Domestic and the following 2 books, The last "Remaining" book and a very long list of other books... looks like I will be tying the man cave ( the bathroom ) up for a while!

 

[Perplexed]

I plan on reading "A Short History of Nearly Everything" by Bill Bryson.

I really enjoyed his book "A Walk in the Woods".

 

[n8thegr8]

I have a few I need to finish.

American Gun
How to Drive a Tank and Other Everyday Tips for the Modern Gentleman

I also read textbooks for fun. I'm trying to learn design patterns and C# this year, since it seems like those skills are in high demand around these parts.