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The next book I read will be a Louis L'Amour.
I cannot decide between, Flint, The Riders of Lost Creek, Reilly's Luck, and Sackett's Land.
I recently read my first L'Amour, Hondo, and enjoyed it. Moving novel.
Totally serious, btw.
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I'm sure many US members' grandfathers would have read all four referenced novels.
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+ Many European members' grandfathers too, for that matterOriginally Posted by Dna8
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I have started reading, Flint.
Enjoying it so far.
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Nice. I want to read "Wisdom of nations". A book in the bookshell of my sister. Saw it and want to read it. But internet is in my way. I spend too much time online and so I dont read books.
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You should read Sylvia Plath
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I have read, and been moved by her poetry.
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