Hey all,
I believe we all finished Player Piano a while back. I highly recommend Cat's Cradle as the next Vonnegut if you enjoyed Player Piano. And of course, Slaughterhouse 5 is a classic. Those of us who are lucky enough to have commutes and the book on CD/Audible can knock a book out in a week. I am thinking with the next book we will just skip the schedule and all read at our own pace. Once the posts and comments come to an end, we can start a new book.
Speaking of a new book, any suggestions? I just got "The Audacity of Hope" (Obama's book)from the library. Not because I love him or hate him, but I would like to understand how our president thinks. If anyone wants to join me, please let me know. If you have other suggestions, make them now and if we vote on something else, I will put Obama to the side for now.
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how an economy grows and why it crashes (by schiff)
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the Money Game (by Smith)
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the Tao of Pooh
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That Which Is Seen and That Which Is Not Seen
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The Politically Incorrect Guide to Capitalism
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Locke's 2nd Treatise on Government
or ...?
cats cradle i'd be down with too
ReplyDeleteI recently joined a carpool to work, so instead of getting to knock out a book a week while I drive an hour each way, I get to talk to BYU IT guys about Starcraft 2 and things we don't like at Exxon.
ReplyDeleteThe point being, I will have to be less ambitious about how much I read. I would enjoy any of the above mentioned books, just let me know which one is shortest. Brennen, being the most devout reader, just choose one you had wanted to read and we'll see who joins us.
Well I want to read Schiff's How an economy grows and why it crashes. But, it's not on audio and it is only out in hardback.
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