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airgunaut:
lefteyeshot, that’s quite a list. Do you always have more than one book going at a time? I usually do. It can result in a few books taking forever to finish.

I just finished Tom Zoellner’s The American Road, a collection of his essays. After a slow start that I almost quit in the second chapter, the essays got better and better. The last several are gems that I wish I could buy in themselves without the earlier blather.

Eagerly awaiting the local library getting the novel, North Woods. Till then, I will crack open one or two books that I bought but haven’t yet read because I keep finding another enticing library book...

I’ve seen so many recommendations and quotes from The Art of War that it is on my must-read list.

lefteyeshot:
I usually read three or four at a time. Takes awhile but I can't stand to wait. At my age might die before I get to it. Get at least a taste of it. If it's not written well, or at least my version of written well, I might not finish it. If written well I might finish it weather I'm interested in the subject/plot for the pleasure of reading a higher sense of words. I also like character driven books.

airgunaut:
I caved. Went to the library to get The Art of War and found two other books to bring home as well.

Reading is my addiction.

Oldgringo:
I just finished reading "Homeland" and am now reading "North and South", both are rather lengthy and both are by John Jakes.  It's just too cold to shoot.

sonnysan:
Ways of the Rifle (.22 Three-Position Air Rifle) book is a must read for any airgunner.

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