OT – Summer Reading

[admin]

What interesting books did you read this past summer?

Any good recommendations?

I know, I would go on Amazon and find recommendations there. But what do Piggington readers recommend?

[Coronita]

Read, what’s that?

Do Piggington and Autoblog count?

I read “Linux for Dummies” and “Everything you wanted to know about an ARM processor but was too afraid to ask”

[Coronita]

Read, what’s that?

Do Piggington and Autoblog count?

I read “Linux for Dummies” and “Everything you wanted to know about an ARM processor but was too afraid to ask”

[Coronita]

Read, what’s that?

Do Piggington and Autoblog count?

I read “Linux for Dummies” and “Everything you wanted to know about an ARM processor but was too afraid to ask”

[Coronita]

Read, what’s that?

Do Piggington and Autoblog count?

I read “Linux for Dummies” and “Everything you wanted to know about an ARM processor but was too afraid to ask”

[Coronita]

Read, what’s that?

Do Piggington and Autoblog count?

I read “Linux for Dummies” and “Everything you wanted to know about an ARM processor but was too afraid to ask”

[meadandale]

[quote=flu]Read, what’s that?

Do Piggington and Autoblog count?

I read “Linux for Dummies” and “Everything you wanted to know about an ARM processor but was too afraid to ask”[/quote]

You need to get out more flu…

I read almost the entire catalog of Clive Cussler books over the last 6 months as well as a few odds and ends thrown in by Raymond Khoury and Dan Brown.

When I wasn’t reading fiction I was reading the following:

Farm City by Novella Carpenter
My Empire of Dirt by Manny Howard
In Defense of Food by Michael Pollan
Second Nature: A Gardener’s Education by Michael Pollan
Bringing it to the Table by Wendell Barry (forward by Michael Pollan)

The only one I wouldn’t waste my money on again would be the one by Manny Howard.

[meadandale]

[quote=flu]Read, what’s that?

Do Piggington and Autoblog count?

I read “Linux for Dummies” and “Everything you wanted to know about an ARM processor but was too afraid to ask”[/quote]

You need to get out more flu…

I read almost the entire catalog of Clive Cussler books over the last 6 months as well as a few odds and ends thrown in by Raymond Khoury and Dan Brown.

When I wasn’t reading fiction I was reading the following:

Farm City by Novella Carpenter
My Empire of Dirt by Manny Howard
In Defense of Food by Michael Pollan
Second Nature: A Gardener’s Education by Michael Pollan
Bringing it to the Table by Wendell Barry (forward by Michael Pollan)

The only one I wouldn’t waste my money on again would be the one by Manny Howard.

[meadandale]

[quote=flu]Read, what’s that?

Do Piggington and Autoblog count?

I read “Linux for Dummies” and “Everything you wanted to know about an ARM processor but was too afraid to ask”[/quote]

You need to get out more flu…

I read almost the entire catalog of Clive Cussler books over the last 6 months as well as a few odds and ends thrown in by Raymond Khoury and Dan Brown.

When I wasn’t reading fiction I was reading the following:

Farm City by Novella Carpenter
My Empire of Dirt by Manny Howard
In Defense of Food by Michael Pollan
Second Nature: A Gardener’s Education by Michael Pollan
Bringing it to the Table by Wendell Barry (forward by Michael Pollan)

The only one I wouldn’t waste my money on again would be the one by Manny Howard.

[meadandale]

[quote=flu]Read, what’s that?

Do Piggington and Autoblog count?

I read “Linux for Dummies” and “Everything you wanted to know about an ARM processor but was too afraid to ask”[/quote]

You need to get out more flu…

I read almost the entire catalog of Clive Cussler books over the last 6 months as well as a few odds and ends thrown in by Raymond Khoury and Dan Brown.

When I wasn’t reading fiction I was reading the following:

Farm City by Novella Carpenter
My Empire of Dirt by Manny Howard
In Defense of Food by Michael Pollan
Second Nature: A Gardener’s Education by Michael Pollan
Bringing it to the Table by Wendell Barry (forward by Michael Pollan)

The only one I wouldn’t waste my money on again would be the one by Manny Howard.

[meadandale]

[quote=flu]Read, what’s that?

Do Piggington and Autoblog count?

I read “Linux for Dummies” and “Everything you wanted to know about an ARM processor but was too afraid to ask”[/quote]

You need to get out more flu…

I read almost the entire catalog of Clive Cussler books over the last 6 months as well as a few odds and ends thrown in by Raymond Khoury and Dan Brown.

When I wasn’t reading fiction I was reading the following:

Farm City by Novella Carpenter
My Empire of Dirt by Manny Howard
In Defense of Food by Michael Pollan
Second Nature: A Gardener’s Education by Michael Pollan
Bringing it to the Table by Wendell Barry (forward by Michael Pollan)

The only one I wouldn’t waste my money on again would be the one by Manny Howard.

[XBoxBoy]

Recently finished “Son of Hamas”

A fascinating story of a young man whose father was one of the founders of Hamas. Tells of his teens, going to prison, being recruited by Israel as a spy, and his ultimate conversion to christianity. His take on things and his perspective is fascinating.

For fiction, I’ve been working my way through James Clavell’s books. So far I’ve finished:
Shogun
Taipan
Gaijin
Nobel House
King Rat
and now working on Whirlwind. Really enjoyed all of them.

My wife recently finished “The Help” and she loved it, but I couldn’t get into that much.

Last summer I read “Water for Elephants” and really liked that.

Also recently finished “The Drunkard’s Walk, How Randomness Rules our Lives.” Found it very interesting too.

[XBoxBoy]

Recently finished “Son of Hamas”

A fascinating story of a young man whose father was one of the founders of Hamas. Tells of his teens, going to prison, being recruited by Israel as a spy, and his ultimate conversion to christianity. His take on things and his perspective is fascinating.

For fiction, I’ve been working my way through James Clavell’s books. So far I’ve finished:
Shogun
Taipan
Gaijin
Nobel House
King Rat
and now working on Whirlwind. Really enjoyed all of them.

My wife recently finished “The Help” and she loved it, but I couldn’t get into that much.

Last summer I read “Water for Elephants” and really liked that.

Also recently finished “The Drunkard’s Walk, How Randomness Rules our Lives.” Found it very interesting too.

[XBoxBoy]

Recently finished “Son of Hamas”

A fascinating story of a young man whose father was one of the founders of Hamas. Tells of his teens, going to prison, being recruited by Israel as a spy, and his ultimate conversion to christianity. His take on things and his perspective is fascinating.

For fiction, I’ve been working my way through James Clavell’s books. So far I’ve finished:
Shogun
Taipan
Gaijin
Nobel House
King Rat
and now working on Whirlwind. Really enjoyed all of them.

My wife recently finished “The Help” and she loved it, but I couldn’t get into that much.

Last summer I read “Water for Elephants” and really liked that.

Also recently finished “The Drunkard’s Walk, How Randomness Rules our Lives.” Found it very interesting too.

[XBoxBoy]

Recently finished “Son of Hamas”

A fascinating story of a young man whose father was one of the founders of Hamas. Tells of his teens, going to prison, being recruited by Israel as a spy, and his ultimate conversion to christianity. His take on things and his perspective is fascinating.

For fiction, I’ve been working my way through James Clavell’s books. So far I’ve finished:
Shogun
Taipan
Gaijin
Nobel House
King Rat
and now working on Whirlwind. Really enjoyed all of them.

My wife recently finished “The Help” and she loved it, but I couldn’t get into that much.

Last summer I read “Water for Elephants” and really liked that.

Also recently finished “The Drunkard’s Walk, How Randomness Rules our Lives.” Found it very interesting too.

[Author]

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