What is Everybody Reading?

[Mountain trapper]

A cook book. The Spicy Food Lovers Cookbook.

 

[montanabill]

Found a copy of Alas Babylon by Pat Frank under some debris in my junk room... Reading a few high points just to get current on current affairs.. That Russian port in Syria figures in on the start of festivities.
Due to someone asking about wood heated water I found out one of my books from the 70's might be worth some money....but it is worth a lot more to me.
https://www.amazon.com/Handmade-Hot...prefix=handmade+hot+water+book,aps,148&sr=8-1

 

[ABR]

Mother-in-law got me a new Kindle paperwhite for Christmas. My old one has been having issues with syncing and glitching. I prefer paper books overall but the the Kindle is fantastic for traveling.

 

[LadyLocust]

Mother-in-law got me a new Kindle paperwhite for Christmas. My old one has been having issues with syncing and glitching. I prefer paper books overall but the the Kindle is fantastic for traveling.

ABR. There you are

 

[LadyLocust]

I haven’t been reading much other than my morning message. I received my farmers almanac yesterday so will take a meander through it here shortly.

 

[ABR]

ABR. There you are

Lol I've been lurking some just suuuuper busy right now

 

[Magpie]

Ordered this from the library for research, liked it so much picked up a copy.

https://www.google.ie/books/edition/The_Notebook/J8arEAAAQBAJ?hl=en&gbpv=0

 

[montanabill]

Just reread one second after, EMP burst taking out the power grid, mayhem that follows and how one small town copes.
Read it years ago but this time it really hit home.

https://www.amazon.com/Second-After...&qid=1738854926&sprefix=one+se,aps,165&sr=8-1

 

[LadyLocust]

I haven’t had a lot of reading time lately, but this morning I sat and read some poetry of Oliver W Holmes. They are enjoyable so far.
Putting the “yet to read” box of books on the shelf today, I kept thinking oh I need to read this . I best get busy.

 

[Bluedanube]

Just needed an escape so I’m into the second book of the Anasazi Mysteries by W. Michael Gear and Kathleen O’Neal Gear.

 

[Magus]

I'm writing one.

 

[Haertig]

Today I am going through my books to find the next one to read.

Yesterday I finally gave up on a book, ⅓ of the way through, because I was just too distant from the story. It was a fantasy by my all time favorite author who usually does action/adventure. He tried his hand at fantasy (which he used to write in the past) and I found it just wasn't for me. His writing is still exceptional, but the huge number of characters with weird names coming from places with even weirder names running around and doing weird things to fight off weird enemies just defied me keeping it all together. My brain was like a libtard after Trump's win. Lost. Defeated. Clueless about what is going on.

So I am searching my action/adventure genre books for my next read. I've got many to choose from. I'm thinking of trying a new author that I haven't read yet. But the old stand-bys that have always delivered in the past are fighting hard for my attention. Decisions, decisions.

 

[Amish Heart]

Just started, Book 1 of Dixie Federation Preamble, but Annie Berdel. There's not a book 2 yet. Actually there's three of her books I'm waiting on Book 2 for.

 

[Magus]

I'm reading Golden Age comics. I found this blast from pre-libtard days. Look up in the middle right and see what I see! you could get REAL GUNS for selling whatever this stuff was!

 

[Mountain trapper]

Just started reading Object by Joshua T Calvert.

 

[randyt]

Recent

 

[randyt]

Another

 

[randyt]

Another

 

[randyt]

I said to myself the other day, self no more books until I finish the stacks I already have waiting

 

[Neb]

I said to myself the other day, self no more books until I finish the stacks I already have waiting

We have standing rule in our house.

"
When your stack of books threatens bodily harm, it is time to reset.
"

Ben

 

[Mountain trapper]

We have standing rule in our house.

"
When your stack of books threatens bodily harm, it is time to reset.
"

Ben

We have 3 book shelves in the house, another 2 in the fur shed and stacks of books in the garage. We're starting to go through our stuff and taking it to the thrift store.

 

[Neb]

We have 3 book shelves in the house, another 2 in the fur shed and stacks of books in the garage. We're starting to go through our stuff and taking it to the thrift store.

The Princess is excited about the new book shelves for the Hobbit hole. We have 2 in the office and one in the working kitchen. In addition to the library.



Ben

 

[LadyLocust]

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What’s it about? Looks like it might be interesting- nonfiction correct?

 

[randyt]

What’s it about? Looks like it might be interesting- nonfiction correct?

Charles was a trapper from years ago. He wrote several books, mostly instructional but this one is about some of his trapline experiences. Non fiction

 

[elkhound]

Charles was a trapper from years ago. He wrote several books, mostly instructional but this one is about some of his trapline experiences. Non fiction

hes been dead a long time now i think...his son had the big trapping forum at one time...paul

i looked he died in 1997...born in 1925

 

[randyt]

hes been dead a long time now i think...his son had the big trapping forum at one time...paul

He still does trapperman.com

 

[randyt]

I've seen Paul at some of the trapper conventions. He works as a beaver trapper for Weyerhaeuser Corp in North Carolina. He might be retired by now

 

[elkhound]

He still does trapperman.com

Paul has got to be getting on up in years as well.

 

[elkhound]

i have all my trapping books i ordered back in the 70's from them old famous guys....hell who am i kidding...i have about everything i ever bought...lol

 

[randyt]

i have all my trapping books i ordered back in the 70's from them old famous guys....hell who am i kidding...i have about everything i ever bought...lol

Old guys like kreps, lynch and hawbaker