What are you reading these days?

[sniper22]

This guy and J. Vernon Mcgee do a great job of teaching the Bible.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRj8AJuzeJRwHdeFua3pzmwPB_JCS0mIq

 

[Dogwood]

Special edition of Green Hills of Africa by Hemingway. Highly recommend.

 

[jioptret]

EVERYBODY LIES . Constantly sitting on the Internet and chatting on various forums, but when I read this book, I realized that all this is not as cool and safe thing as it may seem at first glance. I read this book and realized how careless we are on the Internet and don't even know we are being watched. I even started using quackr so that I wouldn't have to give my real number anywhere. I advise you to do the same.

 

[GFB]

Finished Waco: David Koresh, the Branch Davidians, and A Legacy of Rage by Jeff Guinn. Learned a lot but it’s a big bummer.

Reading for probably the third time Kim by Rudyard Kipling. Classic novel of a boy on adventure. Probably written for teenagers but enjoyable for adults.

 

[basstracker89]

Doing a "Read the Bible in a Year" plan called the Bible Recap. Surprised myself by sticking with it-highly recommended.

Very good. I did that @ 30yrs ago

 

[EMC45]

Scripture (Revelation) and 1984

 

[Wile E. Coyote 5.0]

I never learned to read

 

[EMC45]

I never learned to read

It's ok..

 

[kuduboss]

If you want to learn more about this unit, read "SOG" by John Plaster. He ran recon with them. He also has "SOG, A photo history of the secret wars". Shows what they carried and what they did. All true.

 

[buellbrewer]

halfway through Reflections of a Warrior by Franklin D. Miller. So far it's been a good read. Next on my list will be the one kuduboss just mentioned.