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It tolls for thee

 

[220yotekiller]

Some bears kill by Larry Kanuit

 

[noharleyyet]

 

[SaskHunter]

Just finished these two back to back, with 'At the sharp end' last night. Highly recommend 'Old Soldiers Never Die' by Frank Richards. Hell of a read, especially if you're an old soldier or Vet yourself. 100+yo stories that are still relevant today mixed with the absolute horrors of WW1 and trench warfare.




looking forward to start Vol 2, 'Shock Troops' this evening!

 

[JV842]

Just finished these two back to back, with 'At the sharp end' last night. Highly recommend 'Old Soldiers Never Die' by Frank Richards. Hell of a read, especially if you're an old soldier or Vet yourself. 100+yo stories that are still relevant today mixed with the absolute horrors of WW1 and trench warfare.

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looking forward to start Vol 2, 'Shock Troops' this evening!

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Definitely going to give these a go!!

 

[finley375]

10000 Campfires by Jay Massey
Excellent!

 

[Hunting Wife]

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I read that years ago, but feel like I should revisit it.

 

[2rocky]

just got this off of Amazon:


And I downloaded this on Audible;

 

[Hunting Wife]

Just finished this one and really liked it. I didn’t realize how messed up this trip was from the earliest planning stages. Surprised any of them made it all.

 

[beagle001]

Almost through this. This series was recommended to me by four different people, none of whom I’d normally have associated with this genre, but all thought of me, so figured it was time.
So far, so good… I’ll give my final thoughts after it all ties together.

 

[BrentD]

How about this?

 

[beagle001]

Finished “Open Season.”
It was good. Good enough to put a request in for the second in the series. It was also a bit predictable, but definitely in our wheelhouse.
I don’t know if it’s a series I’ll need to keep reading, but I’m looking forward to the second

 

[R.K.]

Took some steps to put the phone down about a month ago. It’s been nice.

Wife got me to read the Dungeon Crawler Carl series. Total of six books. Finished that up, enjoyed it. Not sure it’s the right kind of literature for this group. But read those in about three weeks.

Just started reading Blood Meridian for a change of pace. Took a minute to adjust to the writing style, but it’s good.

 

[Southern Elk]

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I enjoyed it. My favorite book of his is Fire on the Mountain.

 

[Southern Elk]

Finished “Open Season.”
It was good. Good enough to put a request in for the second in the series. It was also a bit predictable, but definitely in our wheelhouse.
I don’t know if it’s a series I’ll need to keep reading, but I’m looking forward to the second

I read the first 3 in the series. They got progressively worse for me. I hope you enjoy it. I really wanted to like them all.

 

[Perlodid]

I've been in a reading slump for most of the year. Don't think I had finished a book since January until earlier this week. Forced myself to sit down and read As I Lay Dying by William Faulkner. I loved it, one of the best books I have read in years. Will definitely reread it in the future. I had only read Big Woods by Faulkner previously, but I will definitely be seeking out more of his works soon.


“That's the one trouble with this country: everything, weather, all, hangs on too long. Like our rivers, our land: opaque, slow, violent; shaping and creating the life of man in its implacable and brooding image.”

"My mother is a fish"