[dimz]

Originally Posted by randy420

2. The World Is Flat: A Brief History Of The Twenty-First Century

Honestly? A history of the past 7 years? ffs

Haha, almost doesn't seem worth it when you look at it that way.

Originally Posted by USAManUtd13

This is excellent, thank you! I saw this in a bookstore a few years ago when I was out of the country and made a (poor) mental note to grab it when I got back. I completely forgot about it until now. This will be added to the list for next summer. Anything else you'd like to mention about it?

Glad i could help. You absolutely MUST read it.

[Silas "Subpoena" Awaketh]

I read Classics and literature mostly (like Great Expectations, Sons and Lovers, War and Peace, Lady Chatterley's Lover, Anna Karenina, The Scarlet Letter, Of Mice and Men).

My favorite of all times is To Kill a Mockingbird, and then David Copperfield, and my favorite author is Charles Dickens, I have ALL of his novels, I've read two of them, and I will read all of them.

Right now, I'm reading The Grapes of Wrath, to be followed by For Whom The Bells Toll.

Joad ftw!

[GocartMozart]

you'll love tGoW. Steinbeck is a master.

Anna Karenina is greatly over-rated. I'm done with Tolstoy after that shite

[Silas "Subpoena" Awaketh]

Well, since I read that 700 page thing, I will put it out there for a display for everyone to see. Same goes for War and Peace.

[GocartMozart]

you've got nothing on Atlas Shugged or the Fountainhead. 1100 and 850