Last three books you've read?

[king402]

Hey gang,

Looking for my next read, just finishing up my latest. For fun, what have you guys been reading? Anything you'd recommend?

My last three have been:

I will fight no more; forever- Merrill D. Beal. Great history of Chief Joesph and the Nez Perce. Unfortunate reminder of how bad the indians got screwed over.
Public land mulies- David Long. Second time perusing this one, lots of good info and I enjoy his stories.
The map that changed the world- Simon Winchester. This one took a while for me to get through. Interesting story about the birth of modern geology, but fairly technical and definitely geeky.

So what have your been reading lately?

Anything by Louis L'Amour. Just about to finish all the books he wrote.

 

[Historybuff]

Anything by Louis L'Amour. Just about to finish all the books he wrote.

I'm a big Louis L'Amour fan and read a bunch, but it's been a long time. Any favorites you recommend?

 

[Historybuff]

Just finished Larry Doby in black and white by Jerry izenburg. Part way through Only the ball was white by Robert Peterson. Great books

 

[LostArra]

I'm 61, I don't think I've read 3 books since high school, so I'll disqualify myself. I'm just not a reader. I have been reading one of Aaron Franklins books, mostly on airplanes but I'm a third of the way through it in 3 years or so.

I thought Aaron Franklin was a Texas brisket master chef.

 

[Colorado Cowboy]

The Brules trilogy. Brules, The Scout and The Legend of the Spotted Horse.

 

[NRA4LIFE]

I thought Aaron Franklin was a Texas brisket master chef.

He is.

 

[westsloper]

Just finished reading the book American Tabloid by James Ellroy. A really good crime/suspense novel

 

[king402]

I'm a big Louis L'Amour fan and read a bunch, but it's been a long time. Any favorites you recommend?

I'm a big Louis L'Amour fan and read a bunch, but it's been a long time. Any favorites you recommend?

Last of the Breed and any of the books with the Sacketts are my favorites but all his books are great. Haven’t read one yet I didn’t like.

 

[Customweld]

I just finished Undaunted Courage. I didn’t know Lewis lost it at the end. Kinda broke my heart. Before that it was Lisey’s Story and Old Man and the Sea.

 

[king402]

I just finished Undaunted Courage. I didn’t know Lewis lost it at the end. Kinda broke my heart. Before that it was Lisey’s Story and Old Man and the Sea.

I haven’t read Undaunted Courage yet. One of the best writers to ever live.

 

[Ange86]

A hunters heart
Extreme ownership
Adventurous bowman

 

[den57]

Jim Bridger, Mountain Man
by Stanley Vestal

Crow Killer
by Raymond Thorp and Robert Bunker

Journal of a Trapper
by Osborne Russell

 

[Birderbob]

This was funny and had lots of different stories.

Good Birders Don't Wear White: 50 Tips From North America's Top Birders

 

[grfox92]

Three ilInch Teeth - CJ Box
Storm Watch - CJ Box
Shadows Reel - CJ Box

Ive been listening to the Joe Pickett novels for around 2 years. I started with the first book and went in order. Im on the most current book right now, although I may need to start it over because I have had time to listen recently.

Before that I was hot on Jack Carrs James Reece series. Im not up to date on those and might start those over or just get caught up.

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[ThorM465]

The Bible

Across the Airless Winds

Snowball Earth Theory

 

[jjordan355]

Dead eye

Ballistic

On target

All by Mark Greaney. Gray man series. Very good books.

 

[Skyjacked97ZJ]

I didn’t read the whole thread but I will skim back for suggestions.

1) Sunrise on the Santee: A Memoir of Waterfowling in South Carolina by Julius Reynolds

2) Hunting the Grizzly by Theodore Roosevelt which made me question his stance on conservation a bit but still a good read

3) The World of the Salt Marsh by Charles Seabrook

 

[Steve300xcw]

Been on a kick to pick up all the hardback Louis L'Amour's. So been reading them before they go on the shelf.
At this point they are all pretty much the same story, but thats ok

 

[aclawrence]

I just finished Undaunted Courage. I didn’t know Lewis lost it at the end. Kinda broke my heart. Before that it was Lisey’s Story and Old Man and the Sea.

Undaunted Courage is one of my favorites. Such an incredible adventure story.


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