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How's this one? Very interesting topic.Good not great. First half is better than the last half. Turns a bit more self-help at the midway point. They even make mention of this. On to this...
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How's this one? Very interesting topic.Good not great. First half is better than the last half. Turns a bit more self-help at the midway point. They even make mention of this. On to this...
Good! Cuts through a lot of the fear tactics used and advocates for common sense policy.How's this one? Very interesting topic.
Wow, it's been a long time since I read that one to!It’s been a really long time since I read these. So long that I don’t even remember the story line of White Fang. Going to read them again.View attachment 208478
Great novel! Have you watched the movie? Kirk Douglas plays Deakins. It’s a little hokey at first (it was made in ‘52), but turned out to be darn good.Im on AB. Guthries "The Bigsky". A super fun read about the mountain men time period around the 1830s.
Great book!
No and no! I didn’t know they did a movie, I’ll have to look for it. And I’ve since been looking to pick up the other two in his series.Great novel! Have you watched the movie? Kirk Douglas plays Deakins. It’s a little hokey at first (it was made in ‘52), but turned out to be darn good.
The rest of the novels in Guthrie’s series were also enjoyable. “The Way West” won a Pulitzer, but I also really liked “Fair Land, Fair Land” which is third sequentially to the story, but published much later. It revisits some of the characters that were introduced in “the Big Sky.”
I need to get some more Stegner. I was a little numb after, "Angle of Repose".If we're including audible. I wrapped up Cannery Row by Steinbeck as well as The Big It by A.B. Gutherie. Both were good. Steinbeck describes the human condition very well, but still slightly on the rosey side. Gutherie's short stories were very entertaining.
On to Big Rock Candy Mountain - Stegner.
Try listening to John LeCarre, it’s an acquired taste well worth the effort.I wish I could listen to audiobooks. I tried the other night on Amtrak and I realized I completely zoned out for about 45 minutes and couldn’t tell you a thing that happened.