:smile:.......The "Virgil Flowers" books by John Sandford. Easy reads. They don't make my head hurt. Actually figured out who the bad guy was in one of them. Lots of action and some sex too. Just like the bible.
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Just finished Negroes with Guns by Robert Williams.
Interesting.....about Blacks in Monroe, North Carolina arming themselves for self-defense against the KKK. At a time when the NAACP were disowning these people, the NRA granted them a charter.....
Interesting.....about Blacks in Monroe, North Carolina arming themselves for self-defense against the KKK. At a time when the NAACP were disowning these people, the NRA granted them a charter.....
Re-reading "Stranger in a Strange Land" by Robert A. Heinlein. Heinlein's original publisher demanded that twenty percent had to be cut out of the book. After he died, Heinlein's wife republished the book with the cut-out material put back in. It is not the same book. If
you haven't read the uncut version, it is well worth the read.
you haven't read the uncut version, it is well worth the read.
Heinlein is wonderful!!
Another book I have not read in 40 years.....I should re-read.
Ever notice that Heinlein, despite his talent, has serious trouble ending a story??
Yeah, occasionally it is like somebody just turned the volume down and the book just sort of dwindled
away without answering some of the questions that needed answers. As a general rule, I like his work
though.
Just reading a western novel today from the library but I was birthday-gifted $75 to purchase Epub books for my E-reader! I can probably get about 11 books for that money.
Janet Evanovich is a favorite of ours as well. We were disappointed with 18, but really enjoyed Notorious Nineteen. At the moment I am reading a book about Canadian women who have killed. Interesting but not earth shaking.
Had to give up Zury as the print on that ancient book was too small for my aging eyes.
Am now reading Louis May Alcott's Hospital Sketches:
Am now reading Louis May Alcott's Hospital Sketches:
Above your reading comprehension?
(sorry, couldn't resist, you set it up so beautifully)