Who reads? Name some of the best and latest books you have read.
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upssalesguy
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i just finished "Vengence" - George Jonas
it is the story of the isreali counter terriorism team that went after the terriroists that planned the massacre at the munich olympics.
the movie munich is based on this book. don't mess with isreal
it is the story of the isreali counter terriorism team that went after the terriroists that planned the massacre at the munich olympics.
the movie munich is based on this book. don't mess with isreal
Catatonic
Nine Lives
Just finished reading "Sugar Busters".
I am diabetic and this book and it's advise have allowed me to get off insulin.
I agree that Dave Ramsey is a good read. I have been debt free for about 15 years (other than mortgage). That helps reduce stress for the obvious reasons but also not having to do something with newly acquired material possessions.
Clark Howard is another person in this genre, Clark is "my personal pocket protector".
I am diabetic and this book and it's advise have allowed me to get off insulin.
I agree that Dave Ramsey is a good read. I have been debt free for about 15 years (other than mortgage). That helps reduce stress for the obvious reasons but also not having to do something with newly acquired material possessions.
Clark Howard is another person in this genre, Clark is "my personal pocket protector".
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pickup
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Wow, Hoax, good for you especially in regards to getting off the insulin.
I tend not to too. Books are really more precise and in depth. Movies will only show the best parts because of time restraints.
Just read another great story: Sworn to Silence by Linda Castillo.
Dustyroads
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"Dewey" for all of the cat lovers.
hurricanegunner
UPSPoop
Harvey Penick's "Little Red Book."
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Mike23
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I used to read lots until the brown made my eyes hurt at night from exhaustion. Now I download the audio books and listen to them. Going through 'The Dark Tower' by Stephen King right now, wasn't what I expected from him and like it.
I was reading 'The Wheel of Time' by Robert Jordon but after the fourth book it just becomes to repetitive and boring.
I really liked 'The Three Musketeers' by Alexander Dumas, I must've read it about three times. Much better then the movie.
Guardians of the Flame by Joel Rosenberg was really a good series (twice read)
I was reading 'The Wheel of Time' by Robert Jordon but after the fourth book it just becomes to repetitive and boring.
I really liked 'The Three Musketeers' by Alexander Dumas, I must've read it about three times. Much better then the movie.
Guardians of the Flame by Joel Rosenberg was really a good series (twice read)
satellitedriver
Moderator
I read a lot,
and average 5 books a month.
Most are for mental diversion, down time, trying to relax.
Just finished Ted Bell's, "TSAR"( not up to his standard),
In descending order, since June.
John Godey's "The taking of PELHAM 123".
Jack DuBrul's " Deep Fire Rising".
David Gibbin's " The Tiger Warrior".
Dale Brown's "Day of the Cheetah".
Also, in this same time frame I have read, and contemplated, passages from;
Lao Tsu's, "TAO te Ching".
Sun Tzu's, "Art of War".
Most importantly,
this weekend I read the owners/operators manual for my new John Deere ZTR mower.
and average 5 books a month.
Most are for mental diversion, down time, trying to relax.
Just finished Ted Bell's, "TSAR"( not up to his standard),
In descending order, since June.
John Godey's "The taking of PELHAM 123".
Jack DuBrul's " Deep Fire Rising".
David Gibbin's " The Tiger Warrior".
Dale Brown's "Day of the Cheetah".
Also, in this same time frame I have read, and contemplated, passages from;
Lao Tsu's, "TAO te Ching".
Sun Tzu's, "Art of War".
Most importantly,
this weekend I read the owners/operators manual for my new John Deere ZTR mower.
satellitedriver
Moderator
Bingo,
That was the only movie/movies, "true" to the book.
"Dune" sucked.
"Battlefield Earth", was worse.
Both books, took me into a rich,fleshed out world.
Maybe, some of the classics translate, but, I have yet to see any of them accomplish that goal, in a movie.
island1fox
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Some great fiction authors ---Vince Flynn, Ted Bell, Lee Child and Nelson DeMille !!!!
stevetheupsguy
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Winston Groom's Forrest Gump!
Just finished listening to the audio of "Rain Gods". Excellent story though quite long (12 disks) still great storytelling.
moneysaver hint: This audiobook was $50.00 at Borders. I went to the library where they have tons of audio books for free. Many are donated within weeks of being bought at stores.
tourists24
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About 2/3 of the way through Glenn Beck's "Common Sense"
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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stevetheupsguy
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Ouch, that'll earn you some demerits, Mr.
